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Chapter 8: Human
karyotypes and chromosome
behavior
The human karyotype
y yp
Metaphase spreads & karyotypes
Overview
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The human karyotype
Animal karyotypes
Sex chromosomes
Chromosome abnormalities in human pregnancies
Chromosomal deletions and duplications
Genetics of chromosomal inversions
Ch
Chromosomal
l translocations
l
i
Position effect variegation
Polyploidy in plant evolution
Genome evolution in the grass family
The human karyotype
y yp
Banding & nomenclature
The human karyotype
y yp
Banding & nomenclature
The human karyotype
y yp
Size and gene density
The human karyotype
y yp
Centromere position
Overview
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The human karyotype
Animal karyotypes
Sex chromosomes
Chromosome abnormalities in human pregnancies
Chromosomal deletions and duplications
Genetics of chromosomal inversions
Ch
Chromosomal
l translocations
l
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Position effect variegation
Polyploidy in plant evolution
Genome evolution in the grass family
Animal karyotypes
y yp
Species-specific chromosome nr
Animal karyotypes:
y yp
Related
Animal karyotypes
y yp
Conservation of synteny
The human karyotype
y yp
Centric (Robertsonian) fusions
species with very different chr. nr
The human karyotype
y yp
Centric (Robertsonian) fusions
Overview
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The human karyotype
Animal karyotypes
Sex chromosomes
Chromosome abnormalities in human pregnancies
Chromosomal deletions and duplications
Genetics of chromosomal inversions
Ch
Chromosomal
l translocations
l
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Position effect variegation
Polyploidy in plant evolution
Genome evolution in the grass family
Sex chromosomes
Dosage compensation
Sex chromosomes
Mammalian X inactivation
† D. melanogaster: doubled expression
level from X in males
† C. elegans: halved expression level
f om X in females
from
† Mammals:
† Clonality & mosaïcism
„ Doubled expression level from X in males
and females
„ + X inactivation in females =
“lyonisation”
y
„ Calicot cat
† Role of XIST
† Random versus imprinted Xinactivation
Sex chromosomes
Mammalian X inactivation
Sex chromosomes
Mammalian X inactivation
† Clonality & mosaïcism
† Role of XIST
† Random versus imprinted Xinactivation
Sex chromosomes
Evolution
† Sex chromosomes originated from regular
autosome by acquisition of sex determining gene
(SRY)
† Chromosomal inversions “isolate” male-beneficial,
f
female-deleterious
l d l t i
haplotypes
h l t
iincluding
l di
SRY
† Absence of recombination causes progressive
degradation of the Y chromosome
† Loss of genes on the Y drives progression of X
inactivation
† Sex chromosomes maintain meiotic pairing in
pseudoautosomal region.
region
Divergence
g
of X and Y by
y
successive inversions
Divergence
g
of X and Y by
y
successive inversions
Sex chromosome: Tracing human
history through the Y chromosome
Progression
g
of X inactivation
from old to young strata
Overview
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The human karyotype
Animal karyotypes
Sex chromosomes
Chromosome abnormalities in human pregnancies
Chromosomal deletions and duplications
Genetics of chromosomal inversions
Ch
Chromosomal
l translocations
l
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Position effect variegation
Polyploidy in plant evolution
Genome evolution in the grass family
Spontaneous
p
abortions &
chromosmal abnormalities
Spontaneous
p
abortions &
chromosomal abnormalities
† Aberrant euploidies:
„ Triploids
„ Tetraploids
† Aneuploidies:
A
l idi
„ Trisomies
„ Monosomies (early lethality)
† Structural anomalies
„ Translocations (Balanced or unbalanced)
„ …
Down syndrome
y
Symptoms
Down syndrome
y
Chromosomal non-disjunction
Non crossover bivalents
Down syndrome
y
Effect of mother’s age
Down syndrome
y
Prenatal diagnosis
Down syndrome
y
Trisomic segregation
Sex chromosome abnormalities
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Frequency
Trisomy X
Dounble Y
Klinefelter syndrome
Turner syndrome
Environmental effects on non
disjunction
Overview
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The human karyotype
Animal karyotypes
Sex chromosomes
Chromosome abnormalities in human pregnancies
Chromosomal deletions and duplications
Genetics of chromosomal inversions
Ch
Chromosomal
l translocations
l
i
Position effect variegation
Polyploidy in plant evolution
Genome evolution in the grass family
Deletions
Phenotypic consequences
Deletions
Causes
† Large: dominant
† Small: recessive
† Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD)
† Chromosomal breakage and reunion
† Ectopic recombination between direct
repeats
Ectopic
p recombination between
direct repeats
Deletions
Deletion mapping
Deletions
Deletion mapping
Duplications
p
Phenotypic effects
† Milder than deletions
† Example: Bar
Tandem Duplications
p
Unequal crossing over
Tandem duplications
p
Red-green color blindness
Overview
Inversions
Causes
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The human karyotype
Animal karyotypes
Sex chromosomes
Chromosome abnormalities in human pregnancies
Chromosomal deletions and duplications
Genetics of chromosomal inversions
Ch
Chromosomal
l translocations
l
i
Position effect variegation
Polyploidy in plant evolution
Genome evolution in the grass family
† Chromosome breakage and inversion
† Ectopic recombination between
inverted repeats
Ectopic
p recombination between
inverted repeats
Inversion heterozygotes
yg
Inversion loops
Inversion heterozygotes
yg
No recombination
Paracentric inversion
heterozygotes: recombination
Cross-over suppressors
Pericentric inversion
heterozygotes: recombination
Overview
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The human karyotype
Animal karyotypes
Sex chromosomes
Chromosome abnormalities in human pregnancies
Chromosomal deletions and duplications
Genetics of chromosomal inversions
Ch
Chromosomal
l translocations
l
i
Position effect variegation
Polyploidy in plant evolution
Genome evolution in the grass family
Cross-over suppressors
Reciprocal
p
translocations
Definition
Reciprocal
p
translocations
Causes
† Chromosome breakage and
translocation
† Ectopic recombination
Reciprocal
p
translocations
Semisterility
Reciprocal
p
translocations
Robertsonian translocations
Reciprocal
p
translocations
and trisomy 21
(
(Translocation
complexes
p
in
Oenothera)
Overview
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The human karyotype
Animal karyotypes
Sex chromosomes
Chromosome abnormalities in human pregnancies
Chromosomal deletions and duplications
Genetics of chromosomal inversions
Ch
Chromosomal
l translocations
l
i
Position effect variegation
Polyploidy in plant evolution
Genome evolution in the grass family
Overview
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Position effect variegation
The human karyotype
Animal karyotypes
Sex chromosomes
Chromosome abnormalities in human pregnancies
Chromosomal deletions and duplications
Genetics of chromosomal inversions
Ch
Chromosomal
l translocations
l
i
Position effect variegation
Polyploidy in plant evolution
Genome evolution in the grass family
Polyploidy
yp
y in
plant evolution
† Monoploid versus haploid
number
† Common in plants, including
domestic species (Ù
increased yield)
† Rare in animals
† Triploids
Sexual versus asexual
polyploidization
Autopolyploids
p yp
and
allopolyploids
Autopolyploids
p yp
and
allopolyploids
Autopolyploids
p yp
and
allopolyploids
Monoploid organisms
Use of monoploidy
p
y in p
plant
breeding
† Occur naturally in some insects
(males)
† Allows selection of recessive
m tations in plants
mutations
† Is revertible with colchicine
Overview
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The human karyotype
Animal karyotypes
Sex chromosomes
Chromosome abnormalities in human pregnancies
Chromosomal deletions and duplications
Genetics of chromosomal inversions
Ch
Chromosomal
l translocations
l
i
Position effect variegation
Polyploidy in plant evolution
Genome evolution in the grass family
Conserved synteny in Graminae