Mendel's laws include segregation (one allele per gamete), independent assortment (alleles for different genes segregate independently), and dominance (recessive alleles are masked by dominant ones).
Las leyes de Mendel son segregación (un alelo por gameto), surtido independiente (segregación de alelos para diferentes genes es independiente) y dominancia (alelos recesivos enmascarados por dominantes).
| Front | Laws established from Mendel's experiments |
|---|---|
| Back | segregation: organisms have alleles that are separated so each gamete contains only one allele independent assortment: The segregation of alleles for one gene occurs independently to that of any other gene (exception: linked genes) dominance: Recessive alleles will be masked by dominant alleles |
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