Re: RE:HYB:Glaciata-genetics-second thoughts
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- Subject: Re: RE:HYB:Glaciata-genetics-second thoughts
- From: i*@netscape.net
- Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2000 15:43:57 -0000
Some second thoughts re glaciata genetics. I sent my message off very
quickly this am without as much thought as it deserved. Jan may very
well be correct re glaciata out cross/back cross ratios. It depends
if glaciata "pla' is a variation of an allele (occupies the same site
but has a different effect) or on a seperate gene site (a different
gene but having an effect on expression of first gene). Current
theories would suggest that it is a variation of plicata and thus on
the same gene locus. This would mean that it is the plicata gene as
expressed by that plant. There had been the suggestion by Wickmeyer
in 1971 that the luminata gene may be on a seperate gene locus. My
experience would suggest that there are two gene sites present when
you are dealing with luminata/glaciata/plicata variations. Thus you
would need both sets of recessives, whichever they are. Granted most
of my experience is with SDB where the 8/8/12/12/ sets of genes with
plicata/luminata/glaciata genes operate a bit differently. At this
point you need to consider the amphidiplod factors with genes
operating in sets of two pairs rather then four independents sets.
Thus, if glaciata gene is "pla" and a variation of plicata and on
the same gene site, then it will work as Jan indicated. If it is on a
seperate gene site and acts as a modifier gene then it will work as I
had outined and you would need both sets of genes in full recessive
form for expression. I beleive that there are two sets of genes on
diferent sites. The second site could either be for the luminata gene
or for the glaciata gene or both. This certainly enters into
theoretical areas. I will need to reflect on this some more and go
back to my hybridizing records to pull out the information I have.
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