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Description
Created by harry_bygraves
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Created by harry_bygraves
over 13 years ago
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Codominance and multiple alleles
- Codominance; is shown by two alleles that are neither dominant nor
recessive to each other. In the heterzygous condition, they produce a
phenotype that is different from the homozygous state of either allele.
- Mulitiple alleles; refers to the condition in
which there are more than two alternative
forms of a particular gene that occupy a
gene locus
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