If a man has mutations in his skin cells from excessive sun exposure. Why will these mutations not be passed along to the man's offspring?

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Rachael Vaughan

19 August, 19:51

If a man has mutations in his skin cells from excessive sun exposure. Why will these mutations not be passed along to the man's offspring?

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Sonny Hendrix · Answer 1

Because the offspring should have from both parents!

If the mutation was from one parent only then the offspring wouldn't have it because it's not from both parents