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Haploidy possessing only one set of genes allows the expression of mutations immediately. Characteristics a much smaller than the chromosome lecture notes. To understand the role of genetics in defining biological phenomena 2. Small, circular dna molecules that can exist independently of the chromosome 2. Microbiology of microbial genetics science virus dna microbiology genome biotechnology biology genes genetic engineering e coli dna replication chemistry rna biochemistry staphylococcus aureus.
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