10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOLANDRIC»
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1
Fundamentals of Genetic Epidemiology
While Y-linked or holandric transmission is possible and must exist at least for the
testes determining factor, it has proved difficult to document for other traits. For Y-
linked transmission to exist, the phenotype must be strictly limited to males, and ...
Muin J. Khoury, Terri H. Beaty, Bernice H. Cohen, 1993
2
Molecular Pathology: The Molecular Basis of Human Disease
... when phenotypic expression is observed only in males with a Y chromosome.
Visually, the pedigree shows only male-to-male transmission. Hairy ears are X-
Linked Dominant Male Lethal Inheritance Y-Linked or Holandric Inheritance.
William B. Coleman, Gregory J. Tsongalis, 2009
3
Competition Science Vision
Such genes are called holandric genes and their inheritance is called holandric
inheritance. ○ Since Y-chromosomes are very small, very few holandric
characteristics have been detected. One of such characteristics is hypertrichosis
...
4
Cell Biology and Genetics
C. Y-linked holandric characters Genes which are located only on Y-
chromosome are called holandric genes. These genes have no alleles on X-
chromosome. These genes are transmitted directly from father to son or male to
male. These are ...
Geeta Bansal, M. C. Bhatnagar
Holandric Inheritance Genes located in the differential region of the Y
chromosome are known as holandric genes. Genes for maleness in man may
also exist in differential region of the Y chromosome. Holandric traits are
transmitted from ...
Gurbachan S. Miglani, 2005
6
Principles of Sex-based Differences in Physiology
(1) Although it is very seldom correct, the first mechanism considered is that of
holandric or Y-linked inheritance. In this mechanism the gene responsible for the
trait is found on the Y chromosome and since only males have a Y chromosome ...
Virginia M. Miller, Meredith Hay, 2004
7
The Human Genome: A User's Guide
Some of the older text books also refer to a pattern of inheritance exhibited by
genes present only on the Y chromosome, so-called holandric traits. A common
such example is a man with large tufts of hair sprouting from his ears. It turns out
that ...
R. Scott Hawley, Catherine A. Mori, 1999
4 Holandric gene : In man the gene which remain confined to differential region
of Y chromosomes only is called holandric gene. * Criss-cross inheritence : From
P, generation the 'X- chromosome of a mother comes to the F, son and then to F2
...
Anuradha Goswami & Sujit Paul
9
Encyclopedia of Genetics, Genomics, Proteomics, and Informatics
Holandric Inheritance hobo: ▷hybrid dysgenesis Hodgkin Disease (HD): A
malignant lymphoma with an unknown genetic determination because the
familial nature of the condition is not sufficiently clear. WF Bodmer argued in favor
of a gene ...
10
Manual of Cytogenetics in Reproductive Biology
9 Pedigree chart ofY-linked inheritance or holandric inheritance. As can be seen
from this pedigree, only males will manifest this disorderas females will never
haveYchromosome In addition, the Y chromosome also carries genes involved in
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