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How do chromosomes and genes play a role in the genetic variation of offspring?
DNA contain many genes. and with 2 different parents with many different genes and traits of their own, the number of possible combination is enormous
What makes something transgenic?
A transgenic organism is one that has had its genes altered by genetic engineering and contains some of the genes of another organism as well as its own.
How has DNA technology allowed science to examine modify and identify genes and their functions in genetic engineering?
DNA technology has allowed scientists to identify what specific genes do and insert those genes into other organisms to create a new trait in the organism it is inserted in.
How can genes be altered and combined to create genetic variation within a species?
Through different types of mutations.ChromosomalinsertiondeletiontranslocationinversionGenesubstitutioninsertiondeletion
What structure are genes found?
Chromosomes in the nucleus contain genes. DNA contains the information that we call a gene. A gene is a region of DNA on a chromosome that contains the information needed by the cells ribosomes to create a protein.
Why do living things pass on genes instead of the child creating their own?
because a child cannot create its own genes so they need from their parents
Are you born with all your genes?
Of corse your parents create you with all of the genes to make .but the can change a gene or Have genes put in you ,but naturally yes!
What is genetic modelling?
It is where you change the genes to create a dream model
What gene goes to the sex cell?
Many genes, whatever genes are on the chromosomes used to create the cell. look it up.
Who should own your genes?
I supose, your parents!
When do strands of DNA form chromosomes?
When dividing to create genes for offspring. :p
How can you create your own Pokemon?
You cannot create your own Pokemon.
Differentiation switches certain genes on and off to create specialized cells?
it's true
What is a self-transmissible plasmid?
A plasmid which encodes genes for its own transfer.
What is a self transmissible plasmid?
A plasmid which encodes genes for its own transfer.
How can poor genes lead to extinction?
Poor genes can lead to extinction by causing lives to become shorter due to higher incidences of death by disease or weakness. These poor genes combine with other poor genes to create people or animals that are unable to live long and healthy lives.
Is it possible to create genes what can permanently destroy free radicals?
No - free radicals are a transient phenomenon.
