Examples of 'has two copies' in a sentence
Meaning of "has two copies"
has two copies: in possession of two identical versions or instances of something
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has two copies
Has two copies of the brown allele.
A diploid organisms that has two copies of itself.
Everyone has two copies of most of their genes.
Autosomal recessive inheritance means that a person has two copies of the gene that is altered.
Everyone has two copies of most genes.
Generally, for a given gene, a mammal has two copies of each gene.
She has two copies of it.
Every cell in the human body has two copies of each chromosome.
One has two copies of each version / translation for my personal collection.
Even the Peace Cafe next door has two copies in the same street.
Each person has two copies of all chromosomes, except the sex chromosomes in males.
In a diploid organism, an individual has two copies of each autosomal gene.
Everyone has two copies of the MTHFR gene, one from each parent.
Normally, every cell in the skin has two copies of the filaggrin gene.
Each person has two copies of all genes, including each of the BRCA genes.
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Generally, for a given autosomal gene, an animal has two copies of each gene.
Our family has two copies of this book.
A " homozygous dominant " genotype occurs when a particular locus has two copies of the dominant allele e . g.
The cell then has two copies of the drive sequence.
Generally, a normal diploid cell has two copies of a given autosomal gene.
The data TLB has two copies which keep identical entries.
The Smithsonian has two copies of this rare coin.
Each individual has two copies of a chromosome, one inherited from each parent.
Each of us has two copies of HLA DQ.
This has two copies of the record!
If a black squirrel has two copies of the mutant gene it will be jet black.
This means that she has two copies of every gene that is on those chromosomes.
The Library has two copies of this volume.
Chandler has two copies of Annie.
The body has two copies of the BRCA2 gene.
Every person has two copies of a gene which are called ‘ alleles '.
Each somatic ( body ) cell has two copies ( alleles ) of the gene at any specific locus.
Everyone has two copies of BRCA1 and BRCA2.
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