Author Question: Dominance and recessiveness are all-or-nothing situations because the recessive allele has NO ... (Read 77 times)

krzymel

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Dominance and recessiveness are all-or-nothing situations because the recessive allele has NO phenotypic effects in heterozygotes.
 
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All human genetic disorders are inherited as recessive traits.
 
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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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