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Male Sterility in Plants | Genetics

The failure of pollen formation results in male sterile plants. In some crop plants male sterile mutants occur in which inheritance of male sterility follows one of the following two patterns: those in which the trait is inherited through a single recessive chromosomal gene segregating in Mendelian ratios; secondly, those that show maternal transmission. Rhoades in 1933 described maternal inheritance [...]

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Aneuploidy in Drosophila and Humans | Genetics

In this article we will discuss about the aneuploidy in drosophila and humans. Aneuploidy in Drosophila: The strain of attached X-females further explains the consequences of aneuploidy. Besides sex chromosomes, autosomes in Drosophila can also have nondisjunction. The tiny dot-like chromosome 4 if present in the trisomic state produces viable but phenotypically deformed offspring. But if one of the very [...]

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What is a Transformation | Genetics

In this article we will discuss about the meaning of transformation. Transformation is the process of adding a foreign DNA fragment from a donor genome into genome of a recipient cell. The donor fragment passes through the cell membrane of the recipient cell (which may or may not belong to the same species) and becomes incorporated into the latter's genome [...]

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