Analysis of Crossover Interference in Yeast

Authors

Hanna Morris, Cleveland State University

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Description

Meiosis is one type of cell division that produces germ cells. In Meiosis I, the DNA in a diploid cell is doubled and homologous chromosomes separate. In Meiosis II, each pair of sister chromatids are separated, resulting in four haploid daughter cells. The nine intervals were analyzed under several conditions and the number, timing, and distribution of crossovers was determined. Results and their compatibility with current models of synaptonemal complex functions will be discussed.

Publication Date

9-6-2012

Disciplines

Cell and Developmental Biology | Cell Biology | Life Sciences

Comments

Student Researcher: Hanna Morris

Faculty Advisors: G. Valentin Börner, Ph.D.; Jasvinder Ahuja

Recommended Citation

Morris, Hanna, "Analysis of Crossover Interference in Yeast" (2012). Undergraduate Research Posters 2012. 48.
https://engagedscholarship.csuohio.edu/u_poster_2012/48