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Genetics Basics
'Have you ever wondered why you have the same eye color as your mother or the same hair color as your father? Genetics is the study of heredity or inheritance. Genetics helps to explain how traits are passed from parents to their young. Parents pass traits to their young through gene transmission. Genes are located on chromosomes and consist of DNA. They contain specific instructions for protein synthesis....
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alissa gonzalez (Student)
As someone who needs a refresher course on genetics this tutorial is perfect. It is a fast and easy way to go over material as well as teach it very easily. I really enjoy the quiz at the end as it tests your understanding of the material.
Kurt Shults (Student)
This is a very straight forward site that is easy to understand and may be a good activity for children at a computer lab
Yia Vang (Student)
Great piece of information on genetic and is a great website to help students learn and refesh after a long time
Yia Vang (Student)
Great piece of information on genetic and is a great website to help students learn and refesh after a long time
Christopher Mount (Student)
Excellent refresher or beginning introduction into the world of genetics.
Kyle Besecker (Student)
Great genetics website to understand the basic principles of genetic, along with how to apply it. I like how there are quizzes to test for understanding.
Joseph Rodrigues (Student)
This website is great for students who struggle with genetics. Good explanations and having the quiz with answers is great for the students to work out.
Leo Espinosa (Student)
This is a great site that can be used to introduce to children as early as elementry. Monohybrid crosses are easy to understand and to follow.
Kelley unruh (Student)