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Why do scientists need to trace triats from one generation to the next?
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∙ 12y ago
To get a working mathematical model of how genes and interactions between them work, in what conditions and interactions with other genes they manifest and when they do not. It's also possible to get a mathematical model of recessive and dominant genes as well based on a genealogy. or codominance, accumulated inheritance with more than one pair of alleles, etc.
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