Definitions
(of genes) producing its characteristic phenotype only when its allele is identical
Word origin
From Latin recēdō + -ive, or directly from New Latin recessīvus.
Used in a sentence
“This plan takes advantage of the fact that barless is the most recessive of a series of alleles.”
“The series of murine Agouti alleles is a consistent array as it progresses from the most recessive to the most dominant allele (Jackson, 1994).”
“The worker–client relationship is more recessive and has a more catalytic and enabling quality.”
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01“Hidden, genetically”9 letters
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