- The
genotype of an
organism is its
complete set of
genetic material.
Genotype can also be used to
refer to the
alleles or
variants an
individual carries...
-
humans with euploidy, a
genotypical female (46, XX karyotype) has one Barr body per
somatic cell nucleus,
while a
genotypical male (46, XY) has none....
- more
directly to
molecular genetics. In
diploid organisms, the
average genotypic "value" (locus value) may be
defined by the
allele "effect"
together with...
-
alleles with
paternal alleles.
These tables can be used to
examine the
genotypical outcome probabilities of the
offspring of a
single trait (allele), or...
- PMC 1012913. PMID 6007033.
Machin GA (January 1996). "Some
causes of
genotypic and
phenotypic discordance in
monozygotic twin pairs".
American Journal...
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Recurrent evolution also
referred to as
repeated or
replicated evolution is the
repeated evolution of a
particular trait, character, or mutation. Most...
- When
plants of the F1
generation are self-pollinated, the
phenotypic and
genotypic ratio of the F2
generation will be 1:2:1 (Red:Pink:White). Co-dominance...
- However, some
people tan more
easily than others, due to
differences in
genotypic variation; a
striking example are
people with the
inherited trait of albinism...
-
Englerianae and ****us.
Beech species can be
diagnosed by
phenotypical and/or
genotypical traits.
Species of
subgenus Engleriana are
found only in East Asia, and...
- Vergauwen, R.; Zhang, X.; Mayer, J. E.; Van Den Ende, W. (2015). "Wheat
genotypic variation in
dynamic fluxes of WSC
components in
different stem segments...
