Breast self-examination

... this set of answers, I would 1) consider involvement of two genes, 2) consider diseases that are different depending on male or female (such as breast cancer and prostate cancer). Also, the most useful piece of information is "what disease ?" is withheld and that makes it more difficult ...

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... this set of answers, I would 1) consider involvement of two genes, 2) consider diseases that are different depending on male or female (such as breast cancer and prostate cancer). Also, the most useful piece of information is "what disease ?" is withheld and that makes it more difficult ...

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... unfavorable traits so the fact that unfavorable traits ie the gene for breast cancer are and can be transmitted and become common invalidates NS ... selection only occurs after repeated generations. As the author himself has said there is a lot of moving goal posts when it comes to natural ...

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... a harmful gene is one that reduces the PROBABILITY of reproduction. and as noted THERE ARE MANY GENETIC DISORDERS WHICH ARE COMMON ie the gene for breast cancer which reduce the probability of reproduction but NS says ”natural selection, a process that .... causes harmful traits to become more ...

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... by the fact that unfavorable traits are transmitted and can become common – THERE ARE MANY GENETIC DISORDERS WHICH ARE COMMON ie the gene for breast cancer as the author says Thus it is seen that inherited genetic disorders can decrease the probability of reproduction - thus such genetics ...

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