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Here we’ll look at a single gene on one DNA sequence. In reality this could be thousands of base pairs long, but I will be simplifying the size of all these products throughout this video.
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Here we’ll look at a single gene on one DNA sequence. In reality this could be thousands of base pairs long, but I will be simplifying the size of all these products throughout this video.
Meiosis is cell division in the gonads (the ovaries or testes) that results in genetically unique gametes (eggs or sperm) containing only ONE copy of each gene.
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Meiosis is cell division in the gonads (the ovaries or testes) that results in genetically unique gametes (eggs or sperm) containing only ONE copy of each gene.
Meiosis is cell division in the gonads (the ovaries or testes) that results in genetically unique gametes (eggs or sperm) containing only ONE copy of each gene.
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Meiosis is cell division in the gonads (the ovaries or testes) that results in genetically unique gametes (eggs or sperm) containing only ONE copy of each gene.
General Biology: Elements in the human body for health students Notes
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Nucleic acids are one of the four kinds of “biomolecules”. The other three are lipids, proteins, and carbohydrates. Each DNA strand contains the genetic information of one chromosome. Each chromosome contains 50 - 250 million nucleotide pairs.
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Nucleic acids are one of the four kinds of “biomolecules”. The other three are lipids, proteins, and carbohydrates. Each DNA strand contains the genetic information of one chromosome. Each chromosome contains 50 - 250 million nucleotide pairs.
Nucleic acids are one of the four kinds of “biomolecules” (because they are found in living things). The other three are lipids, proteins, and carbohydrates. You may also see them referred to as “organic molecules” (because they are based on carbon structures), or “macromolecules” (because they are so huge)
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Nucleic acids are one of the four kinds of “biomolecules” (because they are found in living things). The other three are lipids, proteins, and carbohydrates. You may also see them referred to as “organic molecules” (because they are based on carbon structures), or “macromolecules” (because they are so huge)