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The Nature of Mutations

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Topic: The Nature of Mutations

maverick

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Message 278 of 344 (41308)
05-25-2003 7:44 PM

Reply to: Message 276 by mark24
05-25-2003 4:00 PM

Re: Thanks for the replies.

hi
the answer to your question is NO
recombination doesnot result in altered function of the gene it merely reshuffles the genes around

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maverick

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Message 303 of 344 (41642)
05-28-2003 4:34 PM

Reply to: Message 298 by Unknown Author
05-27-2003 4:00 PM

define speciation

hi
i agree Mammathus. we need a broad defination for speciation just like the one made for mutation.

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