Coat color in mice involves the effects of multiple gene interactions. If a mouse has two recessive alleles (aa) for coat color, it will always be albino no matter what the genotype of other genes involved in coat color. This is an example of__

epistasis

Explanation:

Epistasis is a condition in genetics, whereby the interaction of between genes influences the expression of a phenotype, in such a way that one gene represses or causes the expression of the other. Epistasis is an antagonistic interaction between genes. The presence of a particular gene affects the expression of the others.

An example of epistasis is the pigmentation in mice where the presence of two recessive alleles (aa) for coat color would always express itself in albino form regardless of the alleles of other genes present in the interaction.

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