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2. A single human body cell typically contains thousands of structures that contain information. How might this cell be affected by a structural change in this structure? a. Since genes are not in every cell the human body will not be affected. b. The genes of the offspring will be identical to the parent organism. The change may cause a variation in thhe expressed trait. d. There will be no change because the structure is not related to the function of the C. gene.

2. A single human body cell typically contains thousands of structures that contain information. How might this cell be affected by a structural change in this structure? a. Since genes are not in every cell the human body will not be affected. b. The genes of the offspring will be identical to the parent organism. The change may cause a variation in thhe expressed trait. d. There will be no change because the structure is not related to the function of the C. gene.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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