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19 April, 01:56

How could the presence or absence of a protein determine a phenotype

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  1. 19 April, 02:11
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    Answer:Proteins Dictate Phenotype

    Genotype controls phenotype because genes direct the production of proteins ... Some proteins serve structural functions (for example, in the maintenance of cell and/or tissue shape and rigidity) while others are involved in the transport of molecules and communication between cells.
  2. 19 April, 02:19
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    Each protien is essentially a code for a genotype (what the DNA is "saying"). Different genotypes (or DNA combinations) cause the person, plant, animal, etc. to look different.
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