… for the non-Mendelian inheritance that we found at loci in families where offspring were all
… cannot account for the non-Mendelian inheritance observed in families of P. humanus where …

… pedigrees, as well as a review of the literature, have suggested that the numbers of affected
offspring exceed those of unaffected offspring, which is difficult to explain by the Mendelian …

… predictions for teasing apart these biological hypotheses, examines the implications of each
in the context of cancer, and provides a modeling framework to compare Mendelian and non…

Undulatory locomotion is common to nematodes as well as to limbless vertebrates, but its
control is not understood in spite of the identification of hundred of genes involved in …

… genetic cheating strategies, especially focusing on mammalian systems, and discuss new
models of how noncentromeric selfish drivers can cheat … Mendel’s Law of Segregation states …

… But this requirement introduces a Catch-22 for any genetic appraisal based on traditional
Mendelian genetic approaches: Genes underlying a phenotypic trait can be identified only …

… Classic mendelian inheritance ratios were not observed in the offspring of either female …
significantly greater than that expected according to mendelian inheritance: 870 were carriers of …

… story of Gregor Mendel may never be known. But the documents that survived and the people
who remembered Mendel have given a picture of Mendel the scientist and Mendel the man…

… are selfish genes that bias their transmission into gametes, defying Mendelian inheritance. …
meiotic drive is the ancestral function of the gene family. Our study thus identifies a novel …

… One example of gene family expansion has occurred in the … cruzi (11), and there is Mendelian
inheritance in T. brucei (53)… The expansion of a few groups of PKs hints at a regulatory …