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... INHERITANCE IN HUMANS A. B. C. Human Pedigrees Recessively Inherited Disorders Dominantly Inherited Disorders D. Genetic Screening and Counseling OBJECTIVES After reading this chapter and attending lecture , the student should be able ...
... INHERITANCE IN HUMANS A. B. C. Human Pedigrees Recessively Inherited Disorders Dominantly Inherited Disorders D. Genetic Screening and Counseling OBJECTIVES After reading this chapter and attending lecture , the student should be able ...
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... inheritance in terms of discrete factors ( genes ) which are passed from generation to generation according to simple rules of chance . These ... Inheritance Intermediate inheritance = Production of an F1 184 Mendel and the Gene Idea.
... inheritance in terms of discrete factors ( genes ) which are passed from generation to generation according to simple rules of chance . These ... Inheritance Intermediate inheritance = Production of an F1 184 Mendel and the Gene Idea.
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... inheritance The additive effect of two or more genes on a single phenotypic characteristic . • Although heredity and environment both contribute to the ... INHERITANCE IN HUMANS Mendelian inheritance in humans 188 Mendel and the Gene Idea.
... inheritance The additive effect of two or more genes on a single phenotypic characteristic . • Although heredity and environment both contribute to the ... INHERITANCE IN HUMANS Mendelian inheritance in humans 188 Mendel and the Gene Idea.
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Preface | 2 |
Water and the Fitness of the Environment | 22 |
Structure and Function of Macromolecules | 39 |
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