An organism is considered heterozygous if it carries two different alleles for a particular gene on its chromosomes.
If an organism has two alleles that are the different in each chromosome, it's heterozygous.
| Text | If an organism has two alleles that are the different in each chromosome, it's heterozygous |
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Tags: b6, bio, xy-chromosomes
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