Help! two quick questions!
Because every normal body cell contains homologous pairs
of chromo...
Biology, 09.03.2021 05:20 TashaKessler3355
Help! two quick questions!
Because every normal body cell contains homologous pairs
of chromosomes, it holds 2 alleles of each gene.
1. What are alleles?
2. Where do these 2 different alleles come from?
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