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	Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]] <ref>Hartl, D.L., Ruvolo, M. (2012) Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes, United States of America: Jones and Bartlett</ref> (e.g. how many members of a [[Population\|population]] with a specific genotype that show the expected phenotype).		Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]] <ref>Hartl, D.L., Ruvolo, M. (2012) Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes, United States of America: Jones and Bartlett</ref> (e.g. how many members of a [[Population\|population]] with a specific genotype that show the expected phenotype).

	An example of complete pentrance is [[~~neurofibromatosis~~ type 1\|neurofibromatosis type I]]. The symptoms of this mutation will be shown in all of the mutants - 100% penetrance. <ref>NHS. (ND). Penetrance. Available at: http://www.geneticseducation.nhs.uk/genetic-glossary/221-penetrance (Accessed at: 26/11/14)</ref>		An example of complete pentrance is [[Neurofibromatosis type 1\|neurofibromatosis type I]]. The symptoms of this mutation will be shown in all of the mutants - 100% penetrance. <ref>NHS. (ND). Penetrance. Available at: http://www.geneticseducation.nhs.uk/genetic-glossary/221-penetrance (Accessed at: 26/11/14)</ref>

	Incomplete penetrance is when some individuals with a particular (dominant) mutation express a wild type phenotype.An example is [[Polydactyly\|polydactyly]].		Incomplete penetrance is when some individuals with a particular (dominant) mutation express a wild type phenotype. An example is [[Polydactyly\|polydactyly]].

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	Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]] <ref>Hartl, D.L., Ruvolo, M. (2012) Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes, United States of America: Jones and Bartlett</ref> (e.g. how many members of a [[Population\|population]] with a specific genotype that show the expected phenotype).		Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]] <ref>Hartl, D.L., Ruvolo, M. (2012) Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes, United States of America: Jones and Bartlett</ref> (e.g. how many members of a [[Population\|population]] with a specific genotype that show the expected phenotype).

	An example of complete pentrance is neurofibromatosis type I. The symptoms of this mutation will be shown in all of the mutants - 100% penetrance. <ref>NHS. (ND). Penetrance. Available at: http://www.geneticseducation.nhs.uk/genetic-glossary/221-penetrance (Accessed at: 26/11/14)</ref>		An example of complete pentrance is [[neurofibromatosis type 1\|neurofibromatosis type I]]. The symptoms of this mutation will be shown in all of the mutants - 100% penetrance. <ref>NHS. (ND). Penetrance. Available at: http://www.geneticseducation.nhs.uk/genetic-glossary/221-penetrance (Accessed at: 26/11/14)</ref>

	Incomplete penetrance is when some individuals with a particular (dominant) mutation express a wild type phenotype.An example is polydactyly.		Incomplete penetrance is when some individuals with a particular (dominant) mutation express a wild type phenotype.An example is [[Polydactyly\|polydactyly]].

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	Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]] <ref>Hartl, D.L., Ruvolo, M. (2012) Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes, United States of America: Jones and Bartlett</ref>~~, ie~~. how many members of a [[~~population~~\|population]] with a specific genotype that show the expected phenotype.~~ ~~		Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]] <ref>Hartl, D.L., Ruvolo, M. (2012) Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes, United States of America: Jones and Bartlett</ref> (e.g. how many members of a [[Population\|population]] with a specific genotype that show the expected phenotype).

	An example of complete pentrance is neurofibromatosis type 1. The symptoms of this mutation will be shown in all of the mutants - 100% penetrance. <ref>NHS. (ND). Penetrance. Available at: http://www.geneticseducation.nhs.uk/genetic-glossary/221-penetrance (Accessed at: 26/11/14)</ref>		An example of complete pentrance is neurofibromatosis type I. The symptoms of this mutation will be shown in all of the mutants - 100% penetrance. <ref>NHS. (ND). Penetrance. Available at: http://www.geneticseducation.nhs.uk/genetic-glossary/221-penetrance (Accessed at: 26/11/14)</ref>

	Incomplete penetrance is when some individuals with a particular (dominant) mutation express a wild type phenotype.An example is polydactyly.		Incomplete penetrance is when some individuals with a particular (dominant) mutation express a wild type phenotype.An example is polydactyly.

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	~~ ~~Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]] <ref>Hartl, D.L., Ruvolo, M. (2012) Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes, United States of America: Jones and Bartlett</ref>, ie. how many members of a population with a specific genotype that show the expected phenotype.		Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]] <ref>Hartl, D.L., Ruvolo, M. (2012) Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes, United States of America: Jones and Bartlett</ref>, ie. how many members of a [[population\|population]] with a specific genotype that show the expected phenotype.

	An example of complete pentrance is neurofibromatosis type 1. The symptoms of this mutation will be shown in all of the mutants - 100% penetrance. <ref>NHS. (ND). Penetrance. Available at: http://www.geneticseducation.nhs.uk/genetic-glossary/221-penetrance (Accessed at: 26/11/14)</ref>		An example of complete pentrance is neurofibromatosis type 1. The symptoms of this mutation will be shown in all of the mutants - 100% penetrance. <ref>NHS. (ND). Penetrance. Available at: http://www.geneticseducation.nhs.uk/genetic-glossary/221-penetrance (Accessed at: 26/11/14)</ref>

	Incomplete penetrance is when some individuals with a particular (dominant) mutation express a wild type phenotype.An example is polydactyly.		Incomplete penetrance is when some individuals with a particular (dominant) mutation express a wild type phenotype.An example is polydactyly.

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	Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]] <ref>Hartl, D.L., Ruvolo, M. (2012) Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes, United States of America: Jones and Bartlett</ref>.~~<br>~~		Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]] <ref>Hartl, D.L., Ruvolo, M. (2012) Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes, United States of America: Jones and Bartlett</ref>, ie. how many members of a population with a specific genotype that show the expected phenotype.

	~~===~~ '''Reference''' ~~===~~		An example of complete pentrance is neurofibromatosis type 1. The symptoms of this mutation will be shown in all of the mutants - 100% penetrance. <ref>NHS. (ND). Penetrance. Available at: http://www.geneticseducation.nhs.uk/genetic-glossary/221-penetrance (Accessed at: 26/11/14)</ref>

			Incomplete penetrance is when some individuals with a particular (dominant) mutation express a wild type phenotype.An example is polydactyly.

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	Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]].<ref>Hartl, D.L., Ruvolo, M. (2012) Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes, United States of America: Jones and Bartlett</ref><br>		Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]] <ref>Hartl, D.L., Ruvolo, M. (2012) Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes, United States of America: Jones and Bartlett</ref>.<br>

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	Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]].<ref>Hartl, D.L., Ruvolo, M. (2012) Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes, United States of America: Jones ~~&amp;~~ Bartlett</ref><br>		Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]].<ref>Hartl, D.L., Ruvolo, M. (2012) Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes, United States of America: Jones and Bartlett</ref><br>

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	Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]].<ref>Hartl,D.L.,Ruvolo,M.(2012)Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes,United States of America:Jones & Bartlett</ref><br>		Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]].<ref>Hartl, D.L., Ruvolo, M. (2012) Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes, United States of America: Jones &amp; Bartlett</ref><br>

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	Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]].		Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]].<ref>Hartl,D.L.,Ruvolo,M.(2012)Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes,United States of America:Jones & Bartlett</ref><br>

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	Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]].~~<ref>Hartl,D.L.,Ruvolo,M.(2012)Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes,United States of America:Jones &amp;amp; Bartlett</ref>~~		Penetrance is the percentage of the expression of the [[Phenotype\|phenotype]] in an [[Organism\|organism]] from its adjacent [[Genotype\|genotype]].

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	<ref>Hartl,D.L.,Ruvolo,M(2012)Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes,United States of America:Jones &amp; Bartlett</ref><br>		<ref>Hartl,D.L.,Ruvolo,M(2012)Genetics:Analysis Of Genes And Genomes,United States of America:Jones &amp;amp; Bartlett</ref><br>