Contribuţii la studiul eredităţii hemofiliei în populaţiile animale şi vegetale prin metode statistice
Journal Title: Revista Romana de Statistica - Year 2015, Vol 63, Issue 11
Abstract
În prezenta lucrare propunem un model matematic pentru evoluţia hemofilie, o boală cu transmitere ereditară prin cromozomul sexual X. Evoluţiile probabilităţilor ale generaţiilor următoare sunt date de formulele din Tabelul 5 şi Tabelul 10. Această evoluţia a fost simulată pe calculator pentru verificarea modelului matematic.
Authors and Affiliations
C. Anghel, M. Boldea, A. Cojocariu, Ofelia Sofran
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