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What is a haplotype?
What is a haplotype?
- Alternative forms of a gene
- Set of genes inherited via one of the two parental gametes (correct)
- Occurs when paired chromosomes carry the same silent allele
- Genes that do not produce a detectable product
Which term describes the actual genetic makeup consisting of alleles that may or may not be expressed?
Which term describes the actual genetic makeup consisting of alleles that may or may not be expressed?
- Genotype (correct)
- Null phenotype
- Amorph
- Antithetical
What is the characteristic of a null phenotype?
What is the characteristic of a null phenotype?
- Controlled at a single gene locus
- Description of antigens present on an individual's RBCs
- Genes inherited via parental gametes
- Occurs when paired chromosomes carry the same silent allele (correct)
Which term refers to alternative forms of a gene?
Which term refers to alternative forms of a gene?
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What do serologically, biochemically, or genetically related antigens that do not fit the criteria required for system status fall under?
What do serologically, biochemically, or genetically related antigens that do not fit the criteria required for system status fall under?
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Which term describes a description of which antigens are present on an individual's RBCs or the result of serologic tests on RBCs?
Which term describes a description of which antigens are present on an individual's RBCs or the result of serologic tests on RBCs?
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