recessive

"Not all of any human stock have blue eyes; they're recessive."

However, a recessive form of the disorder may also exist.

A gene is either said to be dominant or recessive.

Some genes are said to be dominant, and others recessive.

There is a recessive black gene in the breed as well.

"I for one would like to study the possibilities in this recessive gene."

A genetic test for this recessive trait is available as well.

The recessive traits come out, and some of the groups die off completely.

"They'd still be in trouble by the third or fourth generation when recessive."

You needed to get the gene from both sides; it was recessive.

In this movie, he is modest, quiet, even rather recessive.

However, blond hair, blue eyes, and fair skin are all recessive.

Instead they are 13 times more likely to develop recessive genetic disorders.

But that was still a very small, very recessive part of his mind at the moment.

It is caused by either a recessive or dominant gene.

You do not necessarily improve on such a building by replacing it with something recessive.

Both of Katie's parents carried the recessive gene for the disease.

But the layer of the sun that caused them had gone into "recessive condition."

It has been suggested that a recessive major gene is involved in this condition.

Of these A is dominant, and a is recessive to the others.

It also depends on whether the trait is dominant or recessive.

All the little deadly recessive traits start to come out, and combine.

However, evidence of autosomal recessive inheritance has also been reported.

The disease is suspected to have a recessive mode of inheritance.

In this case, a is a recessive allele which has negative effects.