The gene sequence of a DNA determines the variation of genetic expression in phenotypes.
DNA always remains in the sperm, that is how variation happens.
Mutation of the genetic code causes DNA variation in organisms. For example, during DNA replication, one nitrogen base may be substituted for another, or an extra base can be added, or a nitrogen base can be skipped. If any of these mutations occur during the formation of gametes (sex cells), then the offspring that receives the mutation may have a genetic disorder.
It is the sugar in DNA
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
to make sure that tetrads cross over and swap DNA, giving the offspring similar DNA to the parents. im pretty sure this is right :)
to make sure that tetrads cross over and swap DNA, giving the offspring similar DNA to the parents. im pretty sure this is right :)
to make sure that tetrads cross over and swap DNA, giving the offspring similar DNA to the parents. im pretty sure this is right :)
The gene sequence of a DNA determines the variation of genetic expression in phenotypes.
DNA always remains in the sperm, that is how variation happens.
The patterns of nitrogenous bases in DNA encoded on the genes creates genetic variation.
Segments of DNA capable of moving from one area in the DNA to another are called transposable elements or transposons. They can "jump" to different locations within the genome, causing genetic variation and playing a role in gene regulation and evolution.
random changes or variation in a DNA sequence
DNA plays a crucial role in genetic inheritance by carrying the genetic information that determines an organism's traits and characteristics. Through the process of gene expression, DNA provides instructions for the production of proteins that ultimately shape an organism's physical and biochemical features. Inheritance of DNA from parents also contributes to the variation and diversity seen in different organisms.
Variation of quantative characters such as littersize and lifetime reproductive output. Variation in protein sequence. Variation in the non-coding regions of DNA
evolution. variation and natural selection. DNA!!!!
It creates variation through the genes it codes for. actually, only 3% of our DNA accounts for genes. AP bio!!!!!! It creates variation through the genes it codes for. actually, only 3% of our DNA accounts for genes. AP bio!!!!!!