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codominance

In genetics, the failure of a pair of alleles, controlling a particular characteristic, to show the classic recessive-dominant relationship. Instead, aspects of both alleles may show in the phenotype. For example, the human blood group AB shows the phenotype effect of both A and B codominant genes.

The snapdragon shows codominance in respect to colour. Two alleles, one for red petals and the other for white, will produce a pink colour if the alleles occur together as a heterozygous form.



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Microsatellite markers are better markers for linkage mapping than AFLP markers, because of high levels of polymorphism, codominance, and good transferability.
 
 
 
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