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what are Alleles ?

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what are Alleles ?..

Answer / matt

Alleles are different version of the same genes

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what are Alleles ?..

Answer / vishal agrawal

alternative forms of a gene is/are known as allele. There
may be either only one alternative form or more than
one...but at a time there are maximum upto 2 alternative
forms can be present in an individual at homologus loci

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what are Alleles ?..

Answer / rakesh

Alleles are the two traits for a single character.Alleles
are two similar genes in a genepair.

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what are Alleles ?..

Answer / pujan

alleles are corresponding pairs of genes located at
specific positions in the chromosomes

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