Silent

I mean that what is different between a silent allele and not having that allele.

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After looking Angelman and Prader-Willi syndrome up by Wikipedia, I have a question. The paternal gene is silent, which made by imprinting effects. When the offspring gets a abnormal chromosome from its father, why dose it express different phenotype ( normal one have silent ...

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... and the rest up until 64 were stop codons, then you would have a lot of nonsense mutations. being degenerate makes a lot of mutations silent.

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... genome evolves more rapidly than the mitochondrial genome in primates D. Transitions and transversions only occur in the nuclear genome E. The silent substitution rate is 4 to 6 times lower than the replacement rate I am not sure about this. I have read that transition occurs more often than ...

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... windmills of pseudoscience (gee, how poetic!), which leads us nowhere. So unless something actually important emerges in this thread, I try to be silent and not insult you any more. Be well. what planet are you living on?,you once again refuse to enter debate despite the fact ive asked you twice ...

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