The PAX-6 gene is a gene that translates to the PAX-6 protein that serves as a transcription factor needed to activate certain genes that functions in the development of the eyes. While PAX-6 gene may look like it produces different functions for different species (such as formation of the compound eye in insects vs. formation of a single lens eye in vertebrates), it does not. It does in fact only regulate the genes required for the formation of the eyes. Absence or mutation of the PAX-6 gene will cause aniridia or absence of the iris, opaque lens and cornea, and a dysfunctional retina. Also, the function of the PAX-6 protein is conserved throughout evolution of species.
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2:disease
3: Darwinism.
3.d. 4.b. 5.Repeatable. describes evidence that can be seen independently by others if they repeat the same experiment or observation in the same way. ... Scientific evidence is so important in science, there are careful rules defining what counts as scientific evidence. Example: tables, graphs, words, pictures, and sound recordings. 6.b.
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