Does anyone have any idea why dominant epistsis has 2 different phenotype ratios (12:3:1 and 13:3)
See http://www.nature.com/scitable/topicpag … ffects-460
subheading: Other Types of Epistatic Interactions
The different ratios occur because of differing interactions between the 2 genes being studied.
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