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Population Genetics, that describes inheritance on the population level in mathematical terms. The basic principles of population genetics, nonetheless, are deduced directly from the elementary laws of Mendelian inheritance.

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Gene Concepts,termediary metabolism. The constituents of the cell are synthesized from elementary precursors through a series of enzyme-mediated discrete steps. This concept plays an important part in understanding exactly what genes do.

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Sex Determination and Sex Linkage,ctive parts within one flower, called a perfect flower. Some species have flowers of different sex on the same plant. These flowers are then staminate or pistillate, and the plant is monoecious. A few species of plants have the two sexes on separate plants, and these plants are described as being dioecious.

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Mendelism,eration to another is called heredity. The physical and molecular organization underlying the hereditary process is the major focus of the scientific discipline known as genetics. Geneticists study the continuity of life, overall variation in organisms, specific traits due to heredity, and the mode of inheritance.

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Linkage, Recombination, and Mapping,omes, it is obvious that numerous genes would have to reside on each chromosome. Further, the genes represented by one chromosome might tend to be inherited together, rather than assorting independently. Data were accumulated soon after the rediscovery of Mendel’s classic paper that markedly departed from the concept of independent assortment.

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Human Genetics,y, and genetically. Many of these disorders are caused by a single gene or gene pair, dependent upon dominance and recessiveness and, therefore, follow Mendelian inheritance patterns. Most genetic disorders are rare, but because so many different ones exist, the overall frequency is substantial.