Secondly, there should be strong interactions among loci ( synergistic epistasis ), a mutation-fitness relation for which there is only limited evidence.
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Such negative fitness consequences have been proposed to be the result of negative epistasis in hybrid genomes and can also result from the effects of hybrid sterility.
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Epistasis is the event when one allele at a locus prevents an allele at another locus to express its product as if it is masking its effect.
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Theoretically epistasis can be of three forms : no epistasis ( additive inheritance ), synergystic ( or positive ) epistasis and antagonistic ( or negative ) epistasis.
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Theoretically epistasis can be of three forms : no epistasis ( additive inheritance ), synergystic ( or positive ) epistasis and antagonistic ( or negative ) epistasis.
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Theoretically epistasis can be of three forms : no epistasis ( additive inheritance ), synergystic ( or positive ) epistasis and antagonistic ( or negative ) epistasis.
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Theoretically epistasis can be of three forms : no epistasis ( additive inheritance ), synergystic ( or positive ) epistasis and antagonistic ( or negative ) epistasis.
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"It's the law of universal epistasis, which means that nothing is simple, and everything depends on everything else, " said Cloninger.
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In 1907, Wheldale identified and, with the help of Bateson, termed the phenomenon of dominant-like relationship between different pairs of nonallelomorphic factors as epistasis.
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Broad-sense heritability, H 2 = V G / V P, Involves the proportion of phenotypic variation due to the effects of dominance and epistasis variance.
