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Genetics: Introduction

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Genetics is a science that studies the inheritance and variability of living beings. Based on the knowledge of Mendel's laws, it was possible to better understand how genes relate to each other, being able to be dominant or recessive. How are these genes passed from generation to generation?
a.
Through reproductive cells called gametes
b.
Through somatic cells called spermatozoa.
c.
Through somatic cells called eggs.
d.
Through reproductive cells called spermatozoa.
e.
Through somatic cells called gametes.

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