… genetic interactions are detailed here for gene families, in which there may be redundancy
or genetic compensation of different genes, for genes … Martin) “cheating Mendel” because the …

… If sufficiently common, these arms races may have important consequences for the evolution
of stable Mendelian transmission, gametogenesis, recombination rates, genome structure, …

… for almost a century, primarily because it cheats Mendel’s first law: males … gene called
SmokTcr was isolated in 1999 [48]. It is part of the sperm motility kinase (Smok) multi-gene family …

… The film also hints at the need for taking a unified Darwinian-Mendelian and Hippocratic
approach toward building a healthier human society. In short, this is a beautiful and engrossing …

… into how drive elements cheat the rules of Mendelian inheritance. Beyond these technical …
used to identify and characterize loci that defy Mendelian segregation. We then profile several …

To date, no gene following Mendelian inheritance (eg, monogenic variant) has been
discovered for any common psychiatric disorder. This unfortunate circumstance has delayed …

… Of these 13 proteins demonstrated Mendelian randomized correlations. Six proteins (F2, F11,
PLEK… key hints for future research and possible diagnostic and therapeutic targets for VTE. …

… It seems out of character for Mendel to have deliberately cheated like Millikan. The explanation
offered that seems most likely to me is that when the data deviated from his predictions …

… Mounting data hints that the gut microbiota's role may be pivotal in understanding the emergence
… In this exploration, we adopted a Mendelian randomization (MR) strategy to probe the …

… of ploidy and fair Mendelian segregation of chromosomes during … genes (out of 35, if we
consider the ampliconic gene family in the … Here the cheaters tend to involve repetitive DNAs at …