While organisms adapt and interact with their environment, some relevant change to the genome that do not change nucleotide sequences occur?

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Can I base on reverse DNA sequences to perform alignment, convert to amino acids and GenBank submission?

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How to confirm the site-directed mutagenesis result without performing NGS?

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I can't see the ssDNA band after performing asymmetric PCR. Is there any way to do this?

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Self-Organizing Superorganisms—as envisaged by Nenad Sestan (2018)?

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Does crude extraction using NaOH and Tris work well with Fungi?

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Why after performing site directed mutagenesis ,I don't see any colony after transformation?

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Why did the authors extrapolate a phenotype that they experimentally proved in one bacterial strain across the whole genus of the organism?

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Adam B Shapiro Popular answer

You are referring to the well-established field of epigenetics.

Adam B Shapiro

Anurag Chaturvedi

Have a look at this article:

http://www.nature.com/pr/journal/v61/n5-2/full/pr2007123a.html

Lutimba Stuart

I think you have to deal with one activity at a time and no both all together.