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The chapter prologue described a young university professor named Asha who suffered a stroke. Following her stroke,Asha's ability to speak was not impaired, but she was unable toread and often had difficulty understanding what was said toher. Asha showed many of the symptoms that characterize:
Genes
Units of heredity made up of DNA that act as instructions to make molecules called proteins, which determine the physical and biochemical traits of organisms.
Strains
Genetic variants or subtypes of microorganisms, cells, or viruses.
Stable Ecotype Model
A concept in ecology that suggests certain ecotypes or genetically distinct populations within a species remain stable over time due to specific adaptations to their niche.
Shapiro's Variation
A theoretical concept or model in genetics which suggests variations in genetic transcription and translation processes.
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