it's not as much the timing of the mutation. the genes of a human can be mutated during transcription of the DNA. if just one gene is thrown off, it can cause the whole chain to be affected. for instance, if an incorrect polypeptide is added to the chain where it shouldn't be added, every following gene will be off one spot. the mutations can happen during the DNA translation or when sex cells divide. that would be a mutation from the chromosomes; one missing chromosome that was not transferred correctly during cell division right from the beginning of when the sperm and egg meet can alter the whole offspring's function.
No. Low compression does not effect timing but timing can affect compression.
i doubt it.. ill see because im gettin one today
IT don't have a timing belt to change.
how do i change my timing belt on my honda?
no
NO
A molecular clock is a method used to estimate the time of evolutionary events based on the rate of molecular changes, particularly in DNA sequences. While it provides insights into the timing of divergence between species, it does not influence the actual rate of mutation, which is determined by factors such as environmental influences, replication errors, and DNA repair mechanisms. Thus, the molecular clock is a tool for interpreting mutation rates rather than a factor that affects them.
there is no timing belt it has a timing chain
it has a timing chain no need to change it
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