3. Extensions to Mendelian Inheritance
Penetrance and Expressivity
3. Extensions to Mendelian Inheritance Penetrance and Expressivity
1PRACTICE PROBLEM
Waardenburg syndrome is a human autosomal dominant disorder displaying ___________, as individuals with Waardenburg syndrome may have any or all of the four principal features of the syndrome, which include hearing loss, different-colored eyes, a white forelock of hair, and premature graying of hair.
Waardenburg syndrome is a human autosomal dominant disorder displaying ___________, as individuals with Waardenburg syndrome may have any or all of the four principal features of the syndrome, which include hearing loss, different-colored eyes, a white forelock of hair, and premature graying of hair.