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There are two alleles for each gene in a cell. if each gene encodes for a particular protein, what would make two alleles different from each other?
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There are two alleles for each gene in a cell. if each gene encodes for a particular protein, what would make two alleles different from each other?
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"Their location makes them different from each other". They are separated by certain distance on the chromosome
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