A genotype is defined as the unique genetic constitution of a living organism.
A genotype is defined as the unique genetic constitution of a living organism.
The three genotypes are homozygous dominant (PP), Heterozygous (Pp) and Homozygous (pp).
A genotype is the total sum of genes transferred from parents to offspring. Alternatively, a genotype can also be defined as the complete set of heritable genes that can be transferred to the offsprings from its parents. These genes help to encode specific features and characteristics that can be physically expressed in an organism (phenotype). Main Article: Difference Between Genotype And Phenotype
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Genotype refers to the genetic constitution of living organisms