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Every trait you see on an organism is a result of that organism's DNA instructing the organism's cells. How does the information stored in DNA's nucleotides translate into traits such as eye color and
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Every trait you see on an organism is a result of that organism's DNA instructing the organism's cells. How does the information stored in DNA's nucleotides translate into traits such as eye color and ear shape?

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it is genetics becaue I was teaching it
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the answer is the traits are determined by proteins that are built according to the instructions stored in the genes.


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