Question: Genetic colour dominance

As far as I'm aware all colours other than wildtype are equally recessive except for GFP which appears to be dominant. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.


Regards Neil
 
Green fluorescing protein. They're not available in the UK, as they're genetically modified.
 
Here's some pics of a GFP. Please note that these are not my pics, I pulled them off of a google search.
But yeah, gfp glow under a black-light. Pretty cool, but personally, I'm not a fan.
 

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