Examples of NeutroHyperstructures on Biological Inheritance

Abstract

In 1934, Marty introduced the concept of hyperstructures, which serves as a 
generalization of algebraic structures. Hyperstructures have applications in various fields, 
including biology, where they prove useful for analyzing the different types of hyperstructures in 
inheritance. On the other hand, NeutroHyperstructures combine Neutrosophic sets with 
hyperstructures, offering a promising avenue to handle uncertainty in inheritance analysis. Inspired 
by the intriguing variety of hyperstructures observed in inheritance phenomena, this paper takes 
on the purpose of thoroughly examining the types of NeutroHyperstructures present in multiple 
biological inheritance examples. The study focuses on analyzing inheritance patterns in Mirabilis 
Jalapa flowers, Shorthorn Cattle coat color, and blood types (ABO, ABO with rhesus, MN, MN with 
rhesus, and the Kidd system) through the lens of NeutroHyperstructures. Through this meticulous 
analysis, the research aims to contribute significant insights into the genetic inheritance processes, 
unveiling the role of NeutroHyperstructures in governing diverse biological traits. The findings 
offer valuable implications for the field of mathematical biology, presenting novel perspectives on 
inheritance modeling and establishing the potential of NeutroHyperstructures to effectively address 
uncertainty in genetics and inheritance studies. This study fosters a deeper understanding of 
complex biological inheritance and opens new avenues for practical applications in the realm of 
genetics and related disciplines.