This kind of genetic expression represents co-dominance type of inheritance pattern.
<h3>What is co-dominance?</h3>
In terms of genetics, codominance is a sort of inheritance in which two distinct expressions (alleles) of the same gene result in distinct features in a person. That is, both qualities emerge rather than one trait predominating over the other, as in a plant or animal with several pigment colors.
One common characteristic of people that you can't really see just by looking at them, but that many people are aware of, is their blood type. One A allele and one B allele are present in individuals with the blood type AB. Their blood type is AB because both alleles are <u>expressed simultaneously.</u>
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The likely answer is adaptation
In DNA Nucletide monomer are linked to the next through covalent bonds
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If it’s a dominant disorder it will always show up no matter what. So because of that you can’t be a “carrier” because to be a carrier it must be a recessive gene that doesn’t show up
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