TNBGGA Table of contents
Part 1: Classic genetics
Part 2: Beginning of the modern synthesis
Part 3: Eukaryotesplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigeukaryote: organism whose cells have membrane bound organelles, including the nucleus. and reverse geneticsplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigReverse genetics: an approach to studying genes wherein a researcher starts with knowledge of the physical identity of a gene (i.e., the DNA sequence of the gene) but does not know its function. In reverse genetics, the researcher uses various molecular genetic tools to create modified alleles that are reintroduced into an organism, with the goal of trying to deduce the function of the
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Phenotype: an observable feature or property of an organism.
