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Biology, 26.04.2021 21:40 lacyfigueroa

Is it enough for a female to have 1 dominant gene, or do both genes have to be dominant for her to have a disease (for example is X(R) X(r) enough ti get the trait or does it have to be X(R) X(R) )?

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