Expressivity is the term used to describe the balanced genetic output from a hemizygous condition. True or False

The statement is FALSE.

Explanation:

In genetics, expressivity refers to the amount of variation in a non binary phenotype across individuals, who are carrying a specific genotype. Scientists believed that variable expressivity is controlled by different factors such as environment, genetics and lifestyle choice. An example of expressivity is a series of blue eye color that has different shades of blue. Thus, expressivity is not about balanced genetic output but varied genetic expression.