What do proteins have to do with the phenotype of an organism

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What do proteins have to do with the phenotype of an organism

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The proteins have 3 limbs one is brown one is purple and the other is green. Phenotypes are the are the contrasting color there for they make the organism work.

Sudhanshu Patel answered Nov 18, 2020

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