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Zygosity (the noun, zygote, is from the Gr****
zygotos "yoked," from
zygon "yoke") (/zaɪˈɡɒsɪti/) is the
degree to
which both
copies of a
chromosome or...
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divergent genotypes.
Underdominance exists in
situations where the
heterozygotic genotype is
inferior in
fitness to
either the
dominant or recessive...
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Epistasis is a
phenomenon in
genetics in
which the
effect of a gene
mutation is
dependent on the
presence or
absence of
mutations in one or more other...
- deuteranomaly). The
biological basis for this
phenomenon is X-inactivation of
heterozygotic alleles for
retinal pigment genes,
which is the same
mechanism that...
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species (P.
racemosa species aggregate), with the
exception of one
heterozygotic P.
oaxacana po****tion from
northcentral Oaxaca. The
genus Plat****...
- segregate, so that each
gamete carries only one
allele for each gene.
Heterozygotic individuals produce gametes with an
equal frequency of two alleles....
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reflects the
dominant allele.
Gametes are
created by
random segregation.
Heterozygotic individuals produce gametes with an
equal frequency of the two alleles...
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disorder of the
various hyperlipoproteinemias, with
individuals with a
heterozygotic predisposition of one in
every 500 and
individuals with homozygotic...
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disease has a 50%
chance of
inheriting the condition, if the
parent is
heterozygotic. However, most
cases arise de novo as the
result of
sporadic mutations...
- the individual; for example,
whether the
specimen is
homozygotic or
heterozygotic results in a
darker or less dark appearance. This
genetic mutation is...
