Pseudo-dominance in Sickle Cell
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Shows why sickle-cell disease can seem to run like a dominant trait when an affected person (HbSS) has children with a carrier (HbAS), producing affected children in successive generations. Tap the partner genotype buttons to change the Punnett square and the affected/carrier percentages, and tap to reveal the definition.
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