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haploid Having one set of single chromosomes. Reproductive cells, like eggs and sperm, are haploid.
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haploid having one set of chromosomes in a cell, n
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haplotype the set of alleles of linked genes prenent on one parental chromosome; commonly used in refernece to the MHC genes
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haplotype Closely linked alleles along a region of a chromosome which tend to be inherited together. A haplotype is identified by patterns of SNPs. Haplotype maps are intended to identify complex genetic variations of importance to health and disease.
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haplotype Set of allelic states found at neighbouring loci in a chromosome, as inherited from a parent. Haplotypes can be broken down by recombination. A haplotype shared among unrelated individuals affected with a genetic disease may indicate that a gene causing the disease maps to that genomic region.
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