blue/brown eyes
MICHAEL P. KOLOTILA
MKOLOTILA at RCNVMS.RCN.MASS.EDU
Wed Jul 13 13:48:39 EST 1994
Hi Bionetters,
A quetion arose in my intro biology class about eye color that I don't have a
good answer for or at least one that I can back up with documentation. What is
the reason that some individuals have one blue eye and one brown eye? I
thought that it may be due to chromosomal inactivation, but that would probably
only work for females if eye color is sex-linked. Anyone out there have an
answer? Please on Bioforum as I am sure that other people are losing sleep
over this too. ;-)
Thanks in advance.
Michael
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