Unit 3 — Heredity
Cell division, DNA replication and expression, mutation, variation and inheritance patterns explain continuity and diversity.
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Cell division, DNA replication and expression, mutation, variation and inheritance patterns explain continuity and diversity.
PCR, electrophoresis, sequencing, profiling and recombinant DNA provide evidence and practical applications.
Evidence supports common ancestry; mutation, selection, drift, founder effect and gene flow alter gene pools.
Negative feedback and structural, behavioural and physiological adaptations maintain variables within tolerance limits.
Pathogen structure, life cycles, transmission, host density, movement and climate shape outbreaks and control.
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