nonallelic是什么意思   nonallelic怎么读

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nonallelic单词基本解析:

adj.非等位的
adj. [生]非等位的

nonallelic变化用词:



nonallelic英英释义:

nonallelic中文词源:

nonallelic用法和例句:

nonallelic


"epistasis:an interaction between nonallelic genes, especially an interaction in which one gene suppresses the expression of another."

"异位显性:非等位基因的相互作用,尤其是一个基因对另一个基因所表现的显性现象."


Via hybridization experiment of Aijiaonante/CHA-2, it was proved that the space mutant dwarf gene h was nonallelic with the semi-dwarf gene sd-1 and CHA-2 really contained the semi-dwarf gene sd-1. 4.

CHA-2与矮脚南特的杂交试验验证了空间诱变的矮秆基因h与sd-1的非等位性,同时证明了CHA-2中sd-1的存在。


The resistance of IR29 and IR2061 to bacterial blight is governed by a same dominant gene, but Ge-Ma-Li has one nonallelic dominant gene which is affected by one recessive suppressor of Zhen Shan 97.

IR29和IR2061具有1对相同的抗白叶枯病显性基因,而戈马列则具有1对非等位的显性抗性基因,并且受珍汕97的1对隐性抑制基因所制约。


hypostasis The situation in which the expression of one gene (the hypostatic gene), is prevented in the presence of another, nonallelic, gene (the epistatic gene).

下位:指一个基因(下位基因)阻止另一个非等位基因(上位基因)表达的现象。


86. Two nonallelic genes affect the same character and enhance each other's effect.

两个非等位基因影响同一性并能增强彼此的效应。


Any of a group of nonallelic genes, each having a small quantitative effect, that together produce a wide range of phenotypic variation.

多基因一种非等位基因,每一个基因都有很小量的效果,这些效果合在一起产生出很多种表现型变异


Polygene is any of a group of nonallelic genes,each having a small quantitative effect,that together produce a wide range of phenotypic variation.

多基因是一种非等位基因,每一个基因都有很小量的效果,这些效果合在一起产生出很多种表现型变异。


An interaction between nonallelic genes, especially an interaction in which one gene suppresses the expression of another.

异位显性非等位基因的相互作用,尤其是一个基因对另一个基因所表现的显性现象


Linkage is indicated when the associated inheritance of two or more nonallelic genes is greater than would be expected from independent assortment.

连锁表明两个或更多的非等位基因共同的遗传而非严格的遵守自由组合规律。


nonallelic gene

非等位基因


nonallelic complementation

非等位基因互补


nonallelic interactions

非等位基因相互作用