-
organism is
heterozygous at that locus. If one
allele is missing, it is
hemizygous, and, if both
alleles are missing, it is nullizygous. The DNA sequence...
- this is
called hemizygous and it gets
phenotypically expressed. Also a
recessive genetic disposition on his Y
chromosome - also
hemizygous - can come to...
- the X chromosome, so that
males have only one copy (that is, they are
hemizygous), they are more
frequent in
males than in females.
Examples include red–green...
- X-Chromosome. In a male the Y-Chromosome
cannot compensate this, so a
hemizygous tomcat is born orange. This
allele is
epistatic over some
other coat color...
- the
genes but are
unusually common because individuals are
essentially hemizygous because of
genomic imprinting, and
therefore a
single gene
knock out is...
-
heterozygous for a
certain locus, it
develops into a female,
whereas hemizygous and
homozygous individuals develop into males. In
other words, diploid...
- 2017-11-19.
Shiel Jr.,
William C. (2018-12-12) [2017]. "Medical
Definition of
Hemizygous". MedicineNet. MedicineNet, Inc.
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original on 2021-03-29...
- conditions,
males are
typically affected more
commonly because they are
hemizygous, with only one X chromosome. In females, the
presence of a
second X chromosome...
-
cause this syndrome.[citation needed]
Males with an ABCD1
mutation are
hemizygous, as they only have a
single X chromosome.
Female carriers will typically...
-
inactivates a Y-bearing
sperm and vice versa). The "faster X":
Genes on
hemizygous chromosomes may
evolve more
quickly by
enhancing selection on possible...
