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What is an autosomal dominant?
These websites will probably explain it better then I can:http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/228874/human-genetic-disease/242824/Autosomal-dominant-inheritancehttp://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/genetics/dominant.htmhttp://www.gig.org.uk/images/gen-dominant.gif
What idle speed should a proton gen 2 2006 have?
For manual transmission it's 950rpm and for Automatic it's 1050rpm This all been done with air cond etc off
Where about is the thermostat in a proton gen 2?
The thermostat in a Proton Gen 2 is typically located at the front of the engine, near the top, underneath the thermostat housing. This housing is connected to the upper radiator hose. It is important to consult your vehicle's manual or seek professional help when working on the thermostat.
When you think of the trait of the parent plants why is this result surprising?
what trait or traits did the plant in the f generation to the offspring in the F2 gen. what did the difference in the F1 and F2 offspring show Mandel
Is the inside of a vortec 350 the same as an older 350?
The basic components and architecture of the Vortec 350 engine are similar to older 350 engines, but there are differences in terms of cylinder heads, intake design, and sometimes internal components. These differences can affect performance and compatibility with certain parts. It's important to verify specific details when working on these engines.
What is the difference between the ipod touch 4rd gen and the 3rd gen?
the main difference are the cameras
What is the difference between a ipod touch 3rd gen and fourth gen?
4th gen has a camera.
Is there any difference in the sizes between gen 3 and gen 4 iPod touch?
yes the 3rd gen is shorter but wider, fater and heavier
What is the diffrence between a PSP and a PSP 3000?
there isn't a difference. its just like the i pods. there is a gen. 1000 a gen. 2000 and a gen 3000. but if ur talking the difference between a psp gen. 3000 or a psp go then the psp go is smaller. u have to have online for it. and u cant buy regular game disks for it.
What is the difference between the ipod touch third gen and second gen?
The 3rd gen. has more memory and you can get more games than the 2nd gen. because some games require the 3rd gen. and you can't buy them unless you have that generation.
What is it called When the two gametes that fuse to form a zygote contain different alleles of a given gen?
The zygote is heterozygous for that gene. Which ever one of the genes of the parents is dominant, then the zygote has that gene, but also carries the recessive trait from the other parent.
What is the difference between core i3 ist gen and second gen?
2nd generation i3 was developed in 2nd Generation and 3rd Generation are developed in 3rd Generation..... :) lol
What is the difference between 2nd gen and third gen ipod touch?
Not much. The only big difference is that the 3rd generation has a better processor, so runs around 50% faster. Also, the 3rd generation iPod Touch is available in a 64GB version, and is also cheaper.
How many attacks can latios learn?
3rd-gen: Between 60 and 65. 4th-gen: Between 80 and 85. 5th-gen: 80+
Why is white tigers fur white?
it is because of a recessive gen, once in every 10 t o15thousand births will be a white tiger
What is the difference between the second iPod and the third iPod?
-The 2nd generation comes in 8,16, and 32gb models and the 3rd comes with 8, 32, and 64gb -2nd gen iOS is up to 4.2, 3rd gen iOS can do OS 5 and beyond. -3rd gen seems to be faster than the 2nd gen (don't get a 8gb model 3rd gen. they just rip you off and actually give you a 2nd gen model. 3rd gen 8gb IS the 2nd gen 8gb.)
Allelic and non-allelic interaction?
Allelic interaction refers to the interaction between two alleles of the same gene, while non-allelic interaction involves interactions between genes that are not alleles but are located on different loci in the genome. In allelic interactions, the alleles can be dominant or recessive to each other, while in non-allelic interactions, the genes may be involved in the same pathway or biological process.
