What is the intersection between alleles in which one allele hides te affects of another allele

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This type of interaction is called dominance. Usually in such case, the dominant allele encodes for the functional protein that results in the particular trait. The recessive allele encodes for the non-functional protein, which results in absence of that trait.

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