58. die Blutzelle, -en -vererakk 59. die Epithelzelle, -en epiteelirakk 60. die Interphase, -en - interfaas (faas raku jagunemistsüklis) 61. der Lymphozyt, -e- lümfotsüüt, vererakk 62. der Chromosom, -e - kromosoom 63. die Trisomie- trisoomia (haigus) 64. die Monosomie- monosoomia 65. mitotisch- mitootiline 66. das Sympton, -e sümptom 67. die Anomalie, -en - anomaalia 68. chronisch- krooniline 69. die Leukämie, -e -leukeemia (verevähk) 70. der Humangenetik- inimese geneetika 71. autosomal- autosomaalne 72. dominant- dominantne 73. die Erbgang, -e -pärandumine 74. die Phenylketonurie- fenüülketonuuria (haigus) 75. homoligisch- homoloogiline 76. die Hämophilie- hemofiilia (vere hüübimatus) 77. multifaktoriell- multofaktoriaalne 78. die Blutgruppe, -en -veregrupp 79. der Mutation, -en - mutatsioon 80. die Keimzelle, -en - idurakk 81. der Population- populatsioon 82. die Pleiotropie- pleiotroopia 83. der Taubstumm, -e -kurttumm 84. homozygot- homosügootne 85
The normal dilution seen in cats is "blue dilution" that changes black to grey (blue), chocolate to lilac, and cinnamon to fawn. Blue dilution affects the skin and coat colour by altering the pigmentation granules, but leaves the eyes pigmented. How Blue Dilution Affects Different Colours Prieur DJ, Collier LL. Maltese dilution of domestic cats. A generalized cutaneous albinism lacking ocular involvement. J Hered. 1984 Jan-Feb;75(1):41-4. "The Maltese dilution is an autosomal recessive trait of cats that dilutes black cats to blue, and orange cats to cream. The pigmented cutaneous and ocular tissues of Maltese dilution and control cats were examined and compared by light microscopy. Most of the melanin granules in all of the pigmented cutaneous tissues of the Maltese dilution cats were aggregated together into large clumps. However, none of the intraocular tissues containing melanin producing cells of either neural
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