AP Biology Summer Assignment

Saturday, August 22, 2015

Explain how an allele is different from a gene and the relationship between the two

Genes are sections of DNA that control a certain trait, such as eye color. Alleles are specific variations, for example blue, brown, or green eyes. Depending on how a gene is expressed, many alleles can occur.
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