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The first locus has	alleles A and T with three possible genotypes AA, AT,
fferences in the prevalence of various CYP2D6	alleles among the populations-approximately 10% of wh
millions of individuals, hundreds of variant	alleles and isoforms have been identified.
er chromatids contain the same genes and same	alleles, and homologous chromosomes contain the same
nal motifs in genes are exchanged to form new	alleles, and frequently new, functionally different D
will also result in selection of neighbouring	alleles and less opportunity for recombination.
a DNA sequence, including differences between	alleles, and uses primers whose 3' ends encompass the
g sex-linked inheritance, epistasis, multiple	alleles, and gene mapping.
selection where selection may favor multiple	alleles, and is the same as purifying selection which
found no statistically significant linkage in	alleles and haplotypes and concluded against an X-lin
modified epitope for each of 52 class II MHC	alleles, and provides specific examples of such modif
equencies of populations, where there are two	alleles and the population is diploid.
Certain	alleles and haplotypes of HLA in South Americans targ
Since unusual	alleles and phenotypes are rare, geneticists expose t
These two	alleles appear to have originated before the divergen
late with morningness and eveningness; longer	alleles are associated with early risers while shorte
divergence indicate that HLA-B13 and HLA-Bw47	alleles are not related by a simple mutational event.
All of these	alleles are in linkage disequilbrium in the DRB4*01:D
s not necessarily true for the case when some	alleles are more or less fit than others, for example
If differences between	alleles at a given gene affect fitness, then the freq
mutation is a member of a series of multiple	alleles at the ino locus.
orms of an enzyme that are coded by different	alleles at the same locus are called allozymes.
If mutations in both	alleles at this locus disrupt the activity of the GM2
ion, these mutant male mice with the knockout	alleles attacked intruders with twice the intensity o
A2402 appears to have evolved from A23	alleles by a process of gene conversion.
These	alleles can be the same (homozygous) or different (he
e population is large, then a large number of	alleles can be maintained.
The majority of the HLA-DPB1	alleles cannot be simply grouped together by their nu
A single gene with three possible	alleles controls horn inheritance in Australian Merin
l theory, because neutral (or nearly neutral)	alleles create no such segregational load, and allow
The original	alleles discovered for MHC class I were not separated
Recessive lethal	alleles don't cause death in the heterozygous form be
The accidental purging of non-deleterious	alleles due to such spatial proximity to deleterious
eneck effect a sampling error is that certain	alleles, due to natural disaster, are more common whi
In the 2010 HLA nomenclature update, all DPB1	alleles, except DPB10202 and 0402, discovered after
Two codominant	alleles exist - one controlling high and the other lo
y of humans (and most animals), there are two	alleles for any given gene.
lly both of mixed race, have a combination of	alleles for light and dark skin in their genome.
802 suggests a probable redistribution of *68	alleles from Africa after the initial migration from
disrupted in a number of ways by mutated fru	alleles; fru is necessary for every step in the ritua
box mutation is much less common (about 3% of	alleles), Gilbert's syndrome is more often due to mis
a selective pressure against a combination of	alleles in the heterozygous state, i.e.
ich is a lower bound for the actual number of	alleles in the population.
and wrote an Honors Thesis entitled "Multiple	Alleles in Sex Determination of the Parasitic Wasp, H
, change the expression state of other active	alleles in a process termed secondary paramutation.
covered that as the proportion of HLA-similar	alleles increase between couples, females reported be
p53 codon 72	alleles influence the response to anticancer drugs in
Though deleterious	alleles may sometimes become established, selection m
The infinite	alleles model is a mathematical model for calculating
is, the theoretical results from the infinite	alleles model were used by Kimura and others to suppo
James F. Crow (1964) introduced the infinite	alleles model, an attempt to determine for a finite d
study which found very similar frequencies of	alleles MTHFR 677T, F2 20210A & F5 1691A in South Ind
Since both	alleles need to be mutated in order for the disorder
heterozygote creates gametes by meiosis, the	alleles normally split, and end up in a 1:1 ratio in
There are many variant	alleles of the gene.
Different	alleles of such a gene often have different numbers o
Certain	alleles of this gene may increase the risk for develo
Brink noticed that specific weakly expressed	alleles of the red1 (r1) locus in maize, which encode
The	alleles of this gene exhibit an unusual amount of seq
ng functional inequality between two parental	alleles of a gene.
ify that there are most frequently really two	alleles of each, so we can be sure that there is no g
n of American Hutterites by comparing the HLA	alleles of married couples.
The	alleles of this gene exhibit an unusual amount of seq
g, allozymes represent enzymes from different	alleles of the same gene, and isozymes represent enzy
T1A1 gene, a polymorphism found in 40% of the	alleles of many populations.
It is completely dominant to all other	alleles on this locus.
Different	alleles or gene variants code for differences in the
Other breeds of chickens have 24	alleles, pheasants and ptarmigans have 20 alleles.
et al. presented evidence for HLA-dissimilar	alleles playing a factor in the healthiness of romant
The	alleles primarily recognized are HLA-DR53 (DRB4*01),
is genetically polymorphic, and three common	alleles segregating at the corresponding locus give r
rst, that there were a large enough number of	alleles so that any mutation would lead to a differen
roduct can be correlated with disease-causing	alleles, such as the overactivity of oncogenes which
at couples sharing a higher proportion of HLA	alleles tend to have recurring spontaneous abortions,
married couples were less likely to share HLA	alleles than expected by just random chance; Thus the
	Alleles that cause an organism to die only if present
There are 16 known	alleles that result in 15 isoforms of HLA-A32.
egg may randomly acquire, for example, mostly	alleles that confer light skin coloration or mostly a
rifying selection is the selective removal of	alleles that are deleterious.
Instead, they represent alternative	alleles that were both present as part of a polymorph
voidance; additionally, relative to all other	alleles, the 320 allele of RS1 showed significantly l
database also provides alignments for various	alleles, these alignments show the variable regions a
In mice, there are two	alleles: Thy1.1 (Thy 1a, CD90.1) and Thy1.2 (Thy 1b,
orphism in the gene where adenine and guanine	alleles vary, resulting in a variation between valine
ow identified as one of the Costello syndrome	alleles was found unexpectedly when Japanese research
Given the exclusion HLA-A	alleles were sorted according A and B, creating HLA-A
hydroxyproline found to be defective in both	alleles when iminoglycinuria is present in an individ
groups we find high frequencies of dark skin	alleles, while others have high frequencies of light
e arise in individuals who have two unrelated	alleles, who technically are heterozygotes.
oes not guarantee that advantageous traits or	alleles will become prevalent within a population.
hniques have the advantage of tagging the new	alleles with a known molecular (DNA) marker that can

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