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Frameshift mutations - All amino acids are affected from the point of mutation

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Frameshift mutations - All amino acids are affected from the point of mutation

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A lethal gene is one (created by a mutation) that shortens an organisms life span

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A lethal gene is one (created by a mutation) that shortens an organisms life span

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If it’s not talking about germline cells then it’s somatic cells

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If it’s not talking about germline cells then it’s somatic cells

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Polygenic inheritance = inheritance of the trait is controlled by more than one gene

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Polygenic inheritance = inheritance of the trait is controlled by more than one gene

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Continous variation caused by polygenic inheritance

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Continous variation caused by polygenic inheritance

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Methyl groups and acetyl groups

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Methyl groups and acetyl groups

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Proto-oncogenes (or oncogenes) and tumour-suppressor genes = two types of genes which are regularly involved when cells become cancerous

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Proto-oncogenes (or oncogenes) and tumour-suppressor genes = two types of genes which are regularly involved when cells become cancerous

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P^2 + 2PQ + Q^2 = 1
P + Q = 1
Start with Q^2 usually

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P^2 + 2PQ + Q^2 = 1
P + Q = 1
Start with Q^2 usually

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(number of recombinant phenotypes /

total number of offspring) x 100

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(number of recombinant phenotypes /

total number of offspring) x 100

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PCR = primer made of DNA, whereas in DNA replication, the primers are made of RNA.

PCR = both new (daughter) strands of DNA are formed continuously, whereas in DNA replication, one strand (the leading strand) is formed continuously, but the other strand (the lagging strand) is formed discontinuously in (Okazaki) fragment

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PCR = primer made of DNA, whereas in DNA replication, the primers are made of RNA.

PCR = both new (daughter) strands of DNA are formed continuously, whereas in DNA replication, one strand (the leading strand) is formed continuously, but the other strand (the lagging strand) is formed discontinuously in (Okazaki) fragment

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