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Kisachek [45]
3 years ago
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1º) O que é genética? Quem é considerado o "pai" da genética? 2º) Defina cada um com conceitos: a) GENE b) DNA c) RNA/FUNÇÃO d)

ALELO e) GENÓTIPO f) FENÓTIPO g) DOMINANTE h) RECESSIVO i) HOMOZIGOTO j) HETEROZIGOTO k) CROMOSSOMOS l) CARIÓTIPO m) HEREDOGRAMA n) REPRODUÇÃO o) DOENÇAS HEREDITARIAS
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Oxana [17]3 years ago
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