- chromosome. The
first variant is
termed dominant and the
second is
called recessive. This
state of
having two
different variants of the same gene on each...
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inherited from two
parents who are
carriers of a
faulty gene (autosomal
recessive inheritance) or from a
parent with the
disorder (autosomal
dominant inheritance)...
-
syndrome (tetra- + amelia), also
called autosomal recessive tetraamelia, is an
extremely rare
autosomal recessive congenital disorder characterized by the absence...
- X-linked
recessive inheritance is a mode of
inheritance in
which a
mutation in a gene on the X
chromosome causes the
phenotype to be
always expressed...
- p****ive
resistors to a "
recessive"
state with CANH ≤ CANL. A 0 data bit
encodes a
dominant state,
while a 1 data bit
encodes a
recessive state,
supporting a...
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genes that are
essential for
growth or development.
Lethal alleles can be
recessive, dominant, conditional, perinatal, or
postnatal after an
extended period...
- appearance,
underlying genetic cause and mode of
inheritance (e.g., dominant,
recessive,
autosomal or X-linked).
Ichthyosis comes from Gr**** ἰχθύς (ichthys) 'fish'...
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rules and can be
inherited in an
autosomal dominant,
autosomal recessive or X-linked
recessive manner. The mode of
inheritance involved has a
direct impact...
- homozygous-
recessive for a
particular trait carries two
copies of the
allele that
codes for the
recessive trait. This allele,
often called the "
recessive allele"...
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initial true-breeding lines) to
reveal the
presence and
proportions of
recessive characters.
Punnett Squares are a well
known genetics tool that was created...
