Why are most genetic disorders passed down as recessive alleles? Is there an exception to this?
Answer: because dominant alleles would always show and wouldn't allow the recipient to live long enough to reproduce; yes, Huntington's Disease
Why are most genetic disorders passed down as recessive alleles? Is there an exception to this?
Answer: because dominant alleles would always show and wouldn't allow the recipient to live long enough to reproduce; yes, Huntington's Disease
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