Describe how the genotype of an organism can influence the
phenotype associated with a particular allele?
Answer / guest
The phenotype is a function of the genotype and
environmental and molecular events that occur during
embryonic development and thereafter.
Some phenotypic traits are due to the allelic composition
of a single gene, most are based on a large number of
different genes .
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