Pigmentation

... I know it's parent-specific gene expression, but my question is, what is the difference between it and normal expression? eg//ALBINISM AA-Normal pigmentation Aa-Carrier but no albino phenotype aa-Albinism In genomic imprinting, it says that one allele is masked by the other one, but isn't that ...

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I have worked with a different bacteria that produces the same pigment, it tends to lose its pigmentation over time from my experiences. It could also be to do with the media that you are growing it on see if the pigmentation is stronger on various media if you haven't ...

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... so, i google some informations about this bacteria..what make me confuse now is all the informations i got told me this bacteria has purple pigmentation due to violacein it produces. but, my bacteria showed pinkish pigmentation..I've done biochemical test for 3 times and it give me the same ...

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... are going unexpressed. Green eye color may be a mutant form of the melanin which produces brown and hazel eyes, but at the very least it is a pigmentation, and blue/gray eyes are usually results of lacking pigment. The days when I remember noticing changes in my eye color I had always been ...

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Interesting, except it has pigmentation in its fur, ruling out it being albino. Found in Southeast China? Well the red panda is endemic to that area. The tail does not have a ring pattern (as far as I can tell in this picture) and red ...

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