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the fifth scale degree. Also refers to the triad built on the fifth scale degree (V). In minor keys, the dominant triad has a raised third (from the harmonic minor form of the scale). This chord most often resloves to the tonic in tonal harmony. See the section on Basic Harmonic Function for more details.
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Having power and influence. In genetics, a dominant gene is a gene that expresses its instructions.
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A gene that always shows itself in the phenotype of a hamster. In genetics, these genes are denoted with a Capital letter.
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Refers to a characteristic that is apparent even when the relevant gene is present in only one copy. A dominant disorder can be inherited from only one parent.
출처: www.dphpc.ox.ac.uk/opcgg/glossary.htm
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Descriptive of an allele whose properties can be detected even in the presence of another allele. See also codominant alleles, recessive allele.
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