TRUE OR FALSE

being heterozygous for a gene may cause only the dominant allele to be expressed, but the recessive gene may be passed to offspring that express it

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Malaki Harvey

Biology

6 July, 20:20

TRUE OR FALSE

being heterozygous for a gene may cause only the dominant allele to be expressed, but the recessive gene may be passed to offspring that express it

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Summer Alvarez · Answer 1

being heterozygous for a gene may cause only the dominant allele to be expressed, but the recessive gene may be passed to offspring that express it

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Scarlett Terry · Answer 2

The gene or genes for diabetes are incompletely penetrant. an allele that masks the presence of a recessive allele in the phenotype. Dominant alleles for a trait are usually expressedif an individual is homozygousdominant or heterozygous.

TRUE OR FALSEbeing heterozygous for a gene may cause only the dominant allele to be expressed, but the recessive gene may be passed to offspring that express it

TRUE OR FALSE

being heterozygous for a gene may cause only the dominant allele to be expressed, but the recessive gene may be passed to offspring that express it