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mendelian inheritance The mode of inheritance of nulear genes, in contrast to "non-Mendelian" or "extra-nuclear" inheritance which is controlled by cytoplasmic heredity determinants. [Source: Agricultural Genome Information System, USDA]
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mendelian inheritance Simple pattern of inheritance that follows the rules set out by Mendel. Mendelian traits are determined by just one genetic locus, with complete penetrance and no phenocopies. Mendelian inheritance can be dominant, recessive, or sex linked.
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mendelian inheritance The pattern of gene inheritance originally described by Gregor Mendel; the inheritance of one copy of a gene (allele) from each parent by its offspring.
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