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amorph (a´morf) a mutant gene that produces no detectable phenotypic effect.
a·morph (môrf)
n.
A mutant gene that has no phenotypic effect.

amorph
[ā′môrf, əmôrf′]
Etymology: Gk, a, morphef, not shape
1 a mutant allele that has little or no effect on the expression of a trait. Compare antimorph, hypermorph, hypomorph. amorphic, adj.
2 abbreviation for amorphous.

amorph [a´morf]
an inactive mutant gene, i.e., one that produces no detectable product.

amorph
an inactive mutant gene, i.e. one that produces no detectable effect.


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