hemizygosity
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hemizygosity


Term: hemizygosity
Literally meaning: half double, single
Origin: Anc Greek
???-/hemi(=prefix meaning half)
???????/zygotia(=zigosity meaning the state of genes for a trait in diploids) > ?????/zygos(=yoke, doubled)
Coined/History
In 1905 by by  British geneticist  W Bateson (1861 ?1926)
Definition
Hemizigosity is the state of having only one of a pair of alleles as genes alleles on the single X chromosome in the human males.




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