Genetic diversity is a biological term that explains the variations that exists in the genetic makeup of organisms in a population. It also ensures survival and prevents inbreeding effects.
The process that lead to an increase in genetic diversity include:
I. Random fertilization
III. Independent assortment of chromosomes
IV. Crossing over of alleles (I, III, and IV)
- These processes of random fertilization, independent assortment and crossing over ensures continued variation among populations.
- All these processes allows for the blending and mixing of the alleles to give a combination that is different (not identical) to that of the parents.
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In eukaryotes such as plants and animals, cells containing mitochondria carryout the most ATP production via the electron transport chain (ETC), also known as chemiosmosis or oxidative phosphorylation.
Pus is caused by dead white blood cells.
Most white blood cells self destruct after eating one pathogen.
Many pathogens flood into your knee when it gets cut.
Thus, many white blood cells try to eat the pathogen but get self destructed afterward.
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