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Predictions of X-linked inheritance for human characteristics
Authors:Mark G McGee
Affiliation:1. Developmental Psychobiology Research Group, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center USA;2. Brain Sciences Laboratories, National Jewish Hospital and Research Center USA
Abstract:The conclusion reached by H. Thomas and W. Jamison (Developmental Review, 1981, 1, 274–283) that an observed sex-related difference in water-level task performance is due to an X-linked major gene raises the question of whether available data would be consistent with X-linkage predictions other than the one tested. Several predictions of X-linked inheritance for human characteristics are presented and discussed. It was concluded that although water-level task performance may involve a heritable component, the available data from seven independent studies reviewed by Thomas and Jamison are insufficient for determining the specific mode of genetic transmission.
Keywords:Requests for reprints should be sent to Mark G. McGee   Brain Sciences Laboratories   Department of Psychobiology   National Jewish Hospital and Research Center   3800 East Colfax Avenue   Denver   CO 80206.
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