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segregation analysis

segregation analysis Segregation analysis is a method used to examine how a trait appears across families in order to test its mode of inheritance or transmission.

Segregation analysis is a method used to examine how a trait appears across families in order to test its mode of inheritance or transmission. In this context, it was used to assess whether a color-perception trait might reflect a major genetic effect rather than a simple Mendelian pattern alone.

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Drafting source: Xiao Feifei; Cai Guoshuai; Zhang Heping. Segregation Analysis Suggests That a Genetic Reason May Contribute to “the Dress” Colour Perception. 2016; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0165095; article XML SHA-256 799fcd85e7456ffcc4406a25ac5efcfebcbeade628641b330fa8ac52f0f15442. “Segregation Analysis Suggests That a Genetic Reason May Contribute to “the Dress” Colour Perception” (10.1371/journal.pone.0165095).
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