A common example of this effect is called the Bombay phenotype and was featured in a series of episodes of General Hospital to resolve a paternity dispute.
A common example of this effect is called the Bombay phenotype and was featured in a series of episodes of General Hospital to resolve a paternity dispute. There are four different types: an example of the structural type is the phenomenon of hairlessness in dogs and the color of the spine of a cucumber; the other three types are steric hindrance, blocking and conversion. It explains the great variability seen in such dominant diseases as Marfan's syndrome and neurofibromatosis. Albinism is the most important example of, FTP, this effect where a gene masks the phenotypic effect of a second gene.
A common example of this effect is called the Bombay phenotype and was featured in a series of episodes of General Hospital to resolve a paternity dispute.
epistasis