Reverse Mutation

... natural selection (which by critical research has also been observed to reverse itself) and speciation. No, natural selection is a theory put forward ... heard answered. Can you answer it? But what no one has observed is a mutation that adds information to the genome, and which also results in ...

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... natural selection (which by critical research has also been observed to reverse itself) and speciation. There is obviously a variation allowance ... Is it the same as a family or order? But what no one has observed is a mutation that adds information to the genome, and which also results in a ...

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... (of base sequences?) and what does an inversion mean? is it the mutation where the triplet base sequences reverse? Also, i looked up translocation but i dont really understand why these chromosomes ...

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... to what I have red (if I got it right), it can be still another mutation in the same gene: not reverse but still the same gene mutation. Is it right/wrong? I need to know.

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HIV is a single-stranded retrovirus, and thus it is extremely prone to mutation - a mutation in it's only strand of RNA instantly affects the fenotype. Furthermore (if I recall correctly), the reverse transcriptase enzyme does not have proof-reading ability, further increasing ...

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