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Top 8 Types of Gene-Gene Interactions

The following points highlight the top eight types of Gene-Gene Interactions. The types are: 1. Interaction between Dominant Factors 2. Complementary Factors (9:7 Ratio) 3. Supplementary Factor (9; 3: 4 Ratio) 4. Epistasis(12:3:l Ratio) 5. Effect-of Inhibitory Factor (13: 3 Ratio) 6. Duplicate Factors (15: 1 Ratio) 7. Multiple Factors or Polygenic Inheritance 8. Lethal Factor (2:1 Ratio). Gene-Gene Interactions: [...]

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Cytoplasmic Inheritance: Characteristics and Examples

In this article we will discuss about the characteristics and examples of Cytoplasmic Inheritance. Characteristics of Cytoplasmic Inheritance: Information concerning cytoplasmic inheritance is meagre but whatever is known about the occurrence and action that is highly confusing. Some of the cytoplasm characteristics appear to be under the ultimate control of chromosomes but in other cases there is no evidence of [...]

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Nucleus-Cytoplasm Interaction with Hammerling’s Experiment

In this article we will discuss about the Nucleus-Cytoplasm Interaction with Hammerling’s Experiment. The cytoplasm is the centre of metabolic activities in the cell and the nucleus is the ultimate controlling centre. The cytoplasm provides the suitable environment in which the cytoplasmic as well as nuclear genes operate. Many enzymes operate through the cytoplasm and particularly through certain living cytoplasmic [...]

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