Gene Homeotic

Genetics is the science of heredity. A person’s genetic information is determined by a set of interacting genes that determine his physical and mental development, health and life expectancy. It is stored in the central nervous system, bone marrow and tissues of internal organs.

The genetic code determines the structural features and functioning of organs, but also influences the development of certain behavioral and physiological characteristics. How do genes change? What determines these changes? The genetic transport of cellular information is built into the mechanism of DNA replication, which serves as a generator of the genetic code. Metabolism and other fundamental processes of life depend on genetic metabolism and transmit information and genes. The history of evolutionary heterogonea shows how genetic variation defines biological diversity, and genetic interaction or genetic isotope interface describes the general mechanisms of gene interaction. Although genetic differences must be explained by social and environmental factors, these general principles provide knowledge about the life cycle and its variability. The exact importance of specific genes for the phenotype remains uncertain and depends on the type of gene and the expression and influence it has. In addition to gene differences, reasons and causes for fluctuations in phenotypic effects and analysis methods can be found. Structural DNA can explain epigenetic modulation when a phenotype has more genetic similarities to family members than just gene correlations. How all life on Earth originated from