What role do genes play in inheritance?

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Natalie Ahrens · Accepted Answer

genes express proteins and non translated transcripts that are forming and controling the organism. Passage of genes to offspring gives offspring a potential to create these transcripts and proteins.

The story of the rediscovery of DNA as an inheritance material helps you better understand this; the main experiment explains it all. I've explained the experiments here in simple terms; for more in-depth information, please visit: DNA experiments can be found at https://tutor.hix.ai Griff's experiment: Two strains of the organism were used, R (rough) and S (smooth). R strain does not result in a diseased host, whereas S strain causes disease. The experiment's characteristics were observed through the occurrence of illness. Avery Mcload EXP: This experiment uses the digestion of suspected molecules to determine what is transferred from the S strain to the R strain. Harshey-Chase Experiment: Fluorescence tagging is used to illustrate DNA passage in this experiment.

Lydia Adams · Answer

undefined Genes play a crucial role in inheritance as they contain the instructions for the development, functioning, and traits of an organism. They are passed from parents to offspring during reproduction, determining various characteristics such as eye color, hair texture, and susceptibility to certain diseases.