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Keywords: Genotype, Strain, Cross, Mates, Pair

Related Terms: Allele, Dominant, Heredity, Mendelian, Recessive, Heterosis, Hybrid Vigor, Heterozygote, Heterozygous, Homozygous, Monohybrid Cross, Alleles, Mendelian Inheritance, Dihybrid Cross, Sex-Linked, Autosomal Dominant, Codominance, Codominant Alleles, Monohybrid, Homozygote, Dihybrid, Dominance, Autosomal Dominant Inheritance, Autosomal Recessive, Recessive Inheritance, Recessive Gene, Assortative Mating, Codominant, Congenic, Dominant Allele, Dominant Gene, Overdominance, Incomplete Dominance, Backcross, Testcross, Strain, Test Cross, Recessive Allele, Heterozygosity, Back Cross, Dominant Trait, Homozygosity, F1 Hybrid, Recessive Trait, Sex Linkage, Sex-Linked Inheritance, Phenocopy, Inbred Strain, Hemizygous, Complex Trait

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Two crosses between two plants or strains in which the male parent of one cross is the female parent of the second cross, for example A x B and B x A.

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Crosses between the same two strains, but with the sexes reversed; e.g., female A × male B and male A × female B.

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A pair of crosses, in one of which a female of genotype A mates with a male of genotype B and in the other of which a female of genotype B mates with a male of genotype A.

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Pairs of genetic crosses which in one case DNA from strain #1 is transferred into strain #2 and in the second case the strain #2 is used as a donor to transfer the same region into strain #1. For example Cross A = donor ( pro::Tn10) x recipient ( pro+) Cross B = donor ( pro+) x recipient ( pro::Tn10)

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A pair of crosses of the type genotype ¡Á genotype and genotype ¡Á genotype .

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