Hemizygote
Hemizygous describes a diploid individual who has only one allele of a gene or chromosome segment rather than the usual two. For organisms where the male is heterogametic, como los humanos, it refers in particular to X-linked genes, since males normally possess only one X chromosome. They are hemizygous for (por poco) all genes that are located on the X-chromosome. A hemizygote therefore refers to a cell or organism whose genome includes only one allele for a given trait. See also Heterozygote Homozygote de:Hemizygotie ru:Гемизигота This page uses Creative Commons Licensed content from Wikipedia (ver autores).
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