Genetic Disorders - What's to Deal With That?

It's good to know how like the centri mers, like the middle of the chromocer, and that's very important for lining them up, and the cell division. And just knowing the structure of the d and a, for those anatomical features, i is helpful. There they're real biometical consequences to this as well. But some of it is, like legi coting, like this, what they're calling the satellite diana. The etive, repetitive sequences are really confusing and that weren't really able to figure out back then.