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gene that produces the same phenotype in the organism whether or not its allele identical; "the dominant gene for brown eyes"
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gene determining phenotype, allelic pair is therefore resessive.(More? DNA Notes)
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| dominant gene |
A gene that is fully expressed in a heterozygote. A dominant gene may partially or entirely suppress the expression of another allelic gene (recessive gene).
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| dominant gene |
Genes in chromosomes are present in pairs. Sometimes the two genes, which determine a particular trait (such as hair colour) will actually code for two types of characteristics (such as brown hair and black hair). If one gene is dominant then only its character is expressed and not that of the other gene. Cf. recessive gene.
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| dominant gene |
A gene which, when present on a chromosome, passes on a certain physical characteristic, even when the gene is present in only one copy. A dominant disorder can be inherited from only one parent.
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