| The same principles that apply to a monohybrid cross apply to a dihybrid cross. |
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| It becomes apparent that the two different pairs of genes in a dihybrid cross behave independently of one another. |
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| To this point the dihybrid cross is essentially identical to a sample monohybrid cross, except with two traits. |
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| To simplify the analysis, mate the dihybrid with a homozygous recessive strain. |
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| An extension of the monohybrid cross is the dihybrid cross in which two traits are of interest. |
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| A dihybrid cross can also be represented with a Punnett square, but the square must contain 16 boxes to accommodate all possible genotypes. |
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| Individual F1 dihybrid plants were inspected for GFP-COP1 and COP1 endogene silencing phenotypes. |
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| We created these higher diversity levels by combining individuals from different dihybrid lines. |
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| The yeast dihybrid system is being employed to determine which proteins interact during carboxysome assembly. |
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| When any one of the two or both the genes are present in the homozygous recessive state, the contrasting phenotype is produced, which leads to various modifications of the typical dihybrid, trihybrid etc. F2 ratio. |
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| The small and odd-looking cattle of Nepal, for example, have proven through zoological study to be a dihybrid mixture of taurines, miniature zebu, and Tibetan yaks. |
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