Genes” are conceptually discrete units of biological heredity; they are information passed from one generation to the next. read more
“Genes” are conceptually discrete units of biological heredity; they are information passed from one generation to the next. The apparent “importance” of “genes” can be checked in concrete situations through appropriate experiments by measuring heritability. In many cases “genes” defined as units of heredity = DNA sequence. read more
In the future, doctors and scientists hope to use our genetic information to diagnose, treat, prevent and cure many illnesses. Genes are instructions, which tell your body how to make all the proteins it needs to survive and grow. read more
Mutations of genes that are important for functions in the body can lead to a genetic condition that may affect growth or health of the individual. Some mutations do not directly cause disease but may make a person more susceptible to developing a genetic condition. read more