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...models illustrating how genetic information is translated...
...commonly used technologies. Genetic engineering techniques can...
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...issues surrounding human genetic disorders. Certain human...
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...to manipulate the genetic material, DNA, has...
...segments of DNA. Genetic information is transmitted...
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...a fundamental result: genetic variation among offspring....
...interest. Concept 13.4 Genetic variation produced in...
...original source of genetic diversity. These changes...
...life cycles produce genetic variation among offspring....
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...the idea that genetic variation is evolutionarily...
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...an organism’s entire genetic makeup. An organism’s...
...convenient subjects for genetic research, humans are...
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...from the different genetic histories of the...
...These have a genetic component plus a...
...manic-depressive disorder. The genetic component is typically...
...understood about the genetic contribution to most...
...new tools for genetic testing and counseling...
...that a particular genetic disorder will occur...
...Many hospitals have genetic counselors to provide...
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...genetic disorder. Some genetic tests can be...

...have interesting, unique genetic features with implications...
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...as a virus’s genetic material. Another variable...
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...significant impact on genetic diversity when reproductive...
...humans) create most genetic variation not by...
...existing alleles. 2. Genetic recombination produces new...
...addition to mutations, genetic recombination generates diversity...
...bacterial chromosome by genetic recombination. The resulting...
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...F plasmid facilitates genetic recombination when environmental...
...of transpositions. Transposable genetic elements are important...
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...tendency to reduce genetic variation from one...
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...other mammals. Their genetic variation is similar...
...fraction of the genetic variation of the...
...the source population. Genetic drift would continue...
...Gene flow is genetic exchange due to...
...with a common genetic structure. Gene flow...
...with a common genetic structure. The migration...
...natural selection or genetic drift. While mutations...
...original source of genetic variation that serves...
...natural selection. C. Genetic Variation, the Substrate...
...Natural Selection 1. Genetic variation occurs within...
...seasons. Only the genetic component of variation...
...Population geneticists measure genetic variation both at...
...have relatively little genetic variation. Gene diversity...
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...environmental factors. Alternatively, genetic drift can lead...
...phenotype, but also genetic differences along the...
...variation has a genetic basis. In contrast...
...karyotypes probably through genetic drift. 2. Mutation...
...sexual recombination generate genetic variation New alleles...
...redundancy in the genetic code. However, some...
...times, mutation generates genetic variation rapidly. In...
...most of the genetic differences among individuals...
...Balanced polymorphism maintains genetic diversity in a...
...Heterozygous advantage maintains genetic diversity at the...
...increase as the genetic frequencies in the...
...These shifts in genetic frequencies among hosts...
...frequency-dependent selection. Some genetic variations, neutral variations,...
...chance effects of genetic drift. There is...
...on how much genetic variation can be...
...Chance creates new genetic variations by mutation...
...on its entire genetic context, how it...
...and fertilization generate genetic variation on which...
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...Chance affects the genetic structure of populations...

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...proteins were the genetic material. However, this...
...discovery of the genetic role of DNA...
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...phage provides the genetic information that makes...
...DNA was the genetic material in eukaryotes....
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