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| a thread like structure in the neucleus that carries genes |
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| the main component of chromosomes and is the material that transfers genetic characteristics in all life forms |
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| the basic physical unit of heredity; |
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The control centre of the cell
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| a substance that supplies the organism or cell with energy |
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| the change in the specific order of the bases of the genes |
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| techniques developedd to alter mutated genes |
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| substances that cause mutations |
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| a mutation that harms an organism |
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| a mutation that does not affect the organism |
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| a mutation that is helpfull for the cell |
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| a goverment controlled by people who live under it. |
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| a monarchy that is limited to what they do (usually limited by parliament) |
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| the legislature of France 1792–95 (a convention held every four years by each of the major political parties to nominate a presidential candidate.) |
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| the body of five directors forming the executive power of France from 1795 to 1799. |
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| belived that a ruler had to work with parliament |
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