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Перевод: recessive

[прилагательное]
удаляющийся; отступающий; рецессивный

Тезаурус:

1. Modern botanical science knows a lot about dominant and recessive genes (which characteristics are dominant over others) but despite all the science, the one thing that you can be sure about is that there is no certainty about which characteristics of either male or female parent will show through in their progeny.
2. The standard and predominant coat colour is solid black, often with a brownish tinge, but other recognised varieties include red (recessive), dun, white with coloured points, and white belts on black or dun.
3. For Crohn's disease the best fitting model included a major recessive gene with complete penetrance, for which 7% of the patients are homozygous.
4. There is a recessive mutant, achaete, in which a particular pair of large bristles are missing.
5. Artificial insemination by donor (AID), i.e. by a man other than the husband, can be used to achieve fertility where the husband lacks spermatozoa, or is otherwise infertile, or if the husband is a carrier of a genetic disease with a high chance of its being transmitted to a child; alternatively the husband and wife may both be carriers of the same recessive gene, so that each act of fertilization would have a 25 per cent chance of giving rise to a diseased child.
6. There is a recessive black gene in the breed as well.
7. Barron and Curnow (1979) have suggested that electronics will be the technological development associated with the fourth wave, with the first, growth, phase being in the 1950s and 1960s and the second, recessive, phase now being moved into.
8. The colour of the duns varies from dark to silvery pale dun, and in fact is dun rather than red which is the common recessive in the breed and which could suggest a link with Scandinavia, where dun was a common colour.
9. The polling factor is contributed to crossbred offspring along with the black colouring; red is recessive but increasingly popular in some countries, though usually registered separately.
10. This in turn will give way to the recessive phase as the external constituency from which the institution recruits its membership dwindles and biological growth declines.
11. He used red bulls for preference among the Angus, and suggested that this recessive colour factor probably arose from the use of red Durhams (originating from Dutch cattle) two centuries earlier.
12. The Italians (i.e. the Podolian types such as the Romagnola and Marchigiana) are very pale grey or cream with black switches and black skin and the colouring is recessive, whereas the White Parks are a completely different colour type in which white is dominant and the tail switch is invariably white.
13. In Britain the type remained dual-purpose in common with other European black-and-whites for many years, as a pied animal with white switch and stockings, and there is also a recessive red.