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Case studies are detailed histories of one or more individuals over an extended period.
Master Genes
Genes that control the expression of a multitude of other genes, directing the development and differentiation of specific body parts or cell types.
Embryonic Development
The process during which a fertilized egg divides and undergoes various changes to form a fully developed embryo.
Highly Conserved
Refers to genes, DNA sequences, or proteins that remain relatively unchanged throughout the evolution of different species, indicating their importance in biological functions.
Single-nucleotide Polymorphism
A variation in a single nucleotide that occurs at a specific position in the genome, representing the most common type of genetic variation among humans.
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