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holandric
ho·lan·dric H0236750 (hō-lăn′drĭk, hŏ-)adj. Relating to a trait encoded by a gene or genes specific to the Y-chromosome and therefore occurring only in males.
[hol(o)- + andr(o)- + -ic.]holandric (hɒˈlændrɪk; həʊ-) adj (Genetics) genetics carried or located on a Y-chromosome, therefore passed on genetically from father to sonhol•an•dric (hɒˈlæn drɪk, hoʊ-)
adj. of or pertaining to a heritable trait appearing only in males (opposed to hologynic). [1925–30; hol- + Greek andrikós masculine =andr-, s. of anḗr man + -ikos -ic] holandric
holandric [hol-an´drik] inherited exclusively through the male descent; transmitted through genes located on the Y chromosome.hol·an·dric (hol-an'drik), Related to genes located on the Y chromosome. [G. holos, entire, + aner, human male] holandric (hō-lăn′drĭk, hŏ-)adj. Relating to a trait encoded by a gene or genes specific to the Y-chromosome and therefore occurring only in males.hol·an·dric (hol-an'drik) Related to genes located on the Y chromosome. holandric (of genes) carried on the Y-SEX CHROMOSOME and transmitted via the HETEROGAMETIC SEX. In mammals, holandric genes are passed on from father to son.ThesaurusSeeY chromosome |