- only one copy is present. The cell or
organism is
called a hemizygote.
Hemizygosity is also
observed when one copy of a gene is deleted, or, in the heterogametic...
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Heterozygous pairs always have a
dominant phenotype. To a
lesser degree,
hemizygosity and
nullizygosity can also be seen in gene pairs. "Mono-"
means "one";...
- the
Williams Syndrome, the
microdeletion includes the ELN gene. The
hemizygosity of the
elastin is
responsible for
supravalvular aortic stenosis, the...
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Frazer C,
Alaalm LM,
Thomson GJ, Ene IV,
Bennett RJ (March 2019). "
Hemizygosity enables a
mutational transition governing fungal virulence and commensalism"...
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suggesting male
infertility as a
probable cause. It may be
partly affected by
hemizygosity of X
chromosome genes in males.
Deserts of
Neanderthal sequences may...
-
reveals a
cluster of SIX
genes in
chromosome 14 and ****ociates SIX6
hemizygosity with
bilateral anophthalmia and
pituitary anomalies". Genomics. 61 (1):...
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allele at a
given genetic locus (where
there would ordinarily be two).
Hemizygosity may be
observed when only one copy of a
chromosome is
present in a normally...
-
intracellular signaling pathway and may be
involved in
brain development. LIMK1
hemizygosity is
implicated in the
impaired visuospatial constructive cognition of...
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injuries due to dela****
nerve transmission can occur. In males, due to the
hemizygosity of the X-chromosome, the
symptoms and
issues surrounding X-linked Charcot-Marie-Tooth...
-
allele at a
given genetic locus (where
there would ordinarily be two).
Hemizygosity may be
observed when only one copy of a
chromosome is
present in a normally...
