what do you mean by pseudo alleles?
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of two or more closely linked genes on a chromosome that appear to
function as a single allelic pair but occupy distinct, nearly
corresponding loci on homologous chromosomes
The genes controlling Rh blood group are called Pseudoalleles. This system was proposed by Fisher.
The Rh antigen production is controlled by a set of three genes that act as one gene. They are CDE. When any one gene is dominant the person is Rh+. When all the genes are recessive cde the person is Rh-.
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The genes controlling Rh blood group are called Pseudoalleles. This system was proposed by Fisher.
The Rh antigen production is controlled by a set of three genes that act as one gene. They are CDE. When any one gene is dominant the person is Rh+. When all the genes are recessive cde the person is Rh-.
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THANKS :))
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