NCERT Solutions for class 10 Chapter-08 Heredity. The chapter on Heredity is important for students approaching the board exams. This article introduces NCERT solutions designed… Read More
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Class 12: Principles of Inheritance and Variation: Inheritance is the term given to the process by which characters are passed from parents to offspring which… Read More
Hereditary and Evolution: Hereditary is the transmission of traits or characters from parents to their offspring through genes. Offspring may not inherit the same combination… Read More
‘PLEIOTROPY‘ term refers to the phenomenon in which a single locus affects two or more apparently unrelated phenotypic traits and is frequently identified as a… Read More
Polygenic inheritance is a type of inheritance in which multiple genes control the phenotype of an organism. The phenotypes or traits can be height, skin… Read More
Variations occur due to struggling between organisms for food, shelter, and other resources in an environment, which makes the organisms more adaptive and strong in… Read More
Mendelian disorders are a form of genetic disorder that is caused by the inheritance of single or multiple mutant genes from one or both parents.… Read More
Living things include two different forms of DNA: prokaryotic and eukaryotic. All living things have a complicated molecule called DNA that holds the instructions for… Read More
Co-Dominance is a process, where two or more Dominant gene features can be shown in the animal body. In a simple process, the same dominant… Read More
Homologous chromosomes and sister chromatids are two important components of cell replication and division. They play a critical role in the maintenance of genetic information… Read More
Dihybrid cross is a cross between the 2 traits. A Dihybrid cross is a genetic cross that takes place between 2 individuals that are different… Read More
The tendency of genes on a chromosome to stick together during chromosomal inheritance is known as linkage. Contrarily, crossing over is the process through which… Read More
The Central Dogma, claims that once “information” has transferred into protein, it cannot be retrieved. In greater detail, information transmission from nucleic acid to the… Read More
