| 31. | The loss of the functional copy is called " loss of heterozygosity " ( LOH ).
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| 32. | When mutation results in loss of heterozygosity at tumor suppressor gene sites, these genes may become inactive.
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| 33. | Allendorf also has many papers published on the effects of genetics and heterozygosity on the development of organisms.
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| 34. | The effective population size is most commonly measured with respect to the heterozygosity is equal to 4N \ mu.
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| 35. | As a result, compound heterozygosity for hemochromatosis may be more common than diagnosis based on pathology would suggest.
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| 36. | Another research area is focused on loss of heterozygosity, a side effect of DNA-repair and recombination.
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| 37. | Under the mechanism of natural selection, therefore, homozygosity would be favoured over heterozygosity, eventually leading to speciation.
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| 38. | Heterozygosity for this mutant allele also has shown to improve one's virological response to anti-retroviral treatment.
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| 39. | Many of the mutations cause or probably cause hemochromatosis phenotypes, often in compound heterozygosity with " HFE"
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| 40. | Types of mutations include frameshift, nonsense, missense, splicing alteration and deletion mutations, and loss of heterozygosity.
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