The Bowman lecture on some hereditary diseases of the eye
Лекция Боумана о некоторых наследственных заболеваниях глаза
1909-01-01
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suffer, though the disease is carried down by (apparently) normal females, consanguinity of parents is known to be infrequent. If we start with a colour-blind male we know LXVI BOWMAN LEOTCRE. sion on crossing," " epistatic " and " liypostatic " factors, and the complex results that flow from them, results in which the actual and the expected numbers are often so strikingly near.
Key Findings
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Consanguinity between parents is reported as infrequent in the hereditary disease discussed.
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It highlights how epistatic and hypostatic factors can produce complex inheritance outcomes, with observed and expected numbers often closely matching.
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The abstract references sex-linked transmission beginning with a color-blind male.
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The lecture addresses hereditary eye diseases, including inheritance patterns involving apparently normal female carriers.
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hereditary diseases of the eye
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their inheritance patterns and genetic factors, including transmission through apparently normal females and effects of parental consanguinity
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