autosomal inheritance
Autosomal inheritance refers to the transmission or passing down of genetic traits or conditions through the non-sex chromosomes known as autosomes, which are inherited from both parents equally.
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Related Concepts (16)
- allele frequencies
- autosomal dominant inheritance
- autosomal recessive inheritance
- carrier status
- gene expression
- genetic counseling
- genetic diseases
- genetic inheritance
- genetic mutations
- genetic testing
- genomic imprinting
- genotype-phenotype correlation
- linkage analysis
- pedigree analysis
- polymorphisms in human genetics
- x-linked inheritance
Similar Concepts
- autosomal dominant disorders
- autosomal dominant inheritance pattern
- autosomal recessive disorders
- evolutionary inheritance
- maternal inheritance
- mendelian inheritance
- monohybrid inheritance
- multifactorial inheritance
- non-genetic inheritance
- non-mendelian inheritance
- paternal inheritance
- sex-linked inheritance
- transgenerational inheritance
- x-linked dominant inheritance
- x-linked recessive inheritance