You have a 5'(A/T)–3' SNV potential. Draw out to explain why using the sense strand and template strand would both yield the same color if you were heterozygous at this SNV location. (The color is red, by the way.) How do vou distinguish between sex-linked and limited expression in male traits in pedigrees?

You have a 5'(A/T)–3' SNV potential. Draw out to explain why using the sense strand and template strand would both yield the same color if you were heterozygous at this SNV location. (The color is red, by the way.) How do vou distinguish between sex-linked and limited expression in male traits in pedigrees?

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Chapter8: Patterns Of Inheritance

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Problem 11RQ: The ABO blood groups in humans are expressed as the IA,IB and i alleles. The IAallele encodes the A...

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