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28 February, 01:37

How does the phenotype depend on its genes (genotype) ?

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    The phenotype of any given organism is a result of the expression of its genes

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    The genes of any given organism is expressed, in other words - it is used in the assembly of a protein/RNA product, these products influence the phenotype based on what is expressed, how much, etc.
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