2. A common misconception is that the visible bands on each chromosome represent individual genes, but in reality, the bands can contain hundreds of

genes. Each gene is the directions to make one

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Maryjane White

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23 May, 00:41

2. A common misconception is that the visible bands on each chromosome represent individual genes, but in reality, the bands can contain hundreds of

genes. Each gene is the directions to make one

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Ramon Robbins · Answer 1

Protein

Explanation:

Although in reality it is a little bit more complicated than this, generally, one gene can be considered to make one protein.

The DNA sequence determines the sequence of a polypeptide, which eventually becomes a protein.

Proteins carry out the vast majority of functions in the cell, and in this way the DNA controls all the activities of the cell, through determining the sequence, and therefore structure and function of, proteins.

2. A common misconception is that the visible bands on each chromosome represent individual genes, but in reality, the bands can contain hundreds ofgenes. Each gene is the directions to make one

2. A common misconception is that the visible bands on each chromosome represent individual genes, but in reality, the bands can contain hundreds of

genes. Each gene is the directions to make one