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Dictionary » A » Autosomal dominant Autosomal dominantAutosomal dominant (Science: genetics) requires only one affected parent have the trait to pass it to offspring. ![]()
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Results from our forumMuscular dystrophy inheritance question"The figure shows a family with muscular dystrophy showing autosomal recessive inheritance. Genomic DNA was sequenced and the two mutations ... this tells us about the inheritance. I was also told that "for a dominant disorder if there is a mutation then you will see two peaks at the ...
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drosophila experiment help... the F2 that I need help with. I cannot tell which mutation is sexual or autosomal and whether they are dominant or recessive. Can anyone please help???
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drosophila experiment help... stock. I am stuck. I would like some help, please. Which one is autosomal and which is sexual? Of the two, are they recessive or dominant? Thank you!
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Re: Need help in an assignmenti don't understand, if it is dominant then i should see affected parents and affected children, no? and how is that autosomal gene affect only males?
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Need help in an assignment... I would say #3 based on information provided. The only male specific autosomal dominant condition I know about is male infertility. Judging by pedigree it's not that...
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