Genetic Variants and Disease

Resource Description

Genetic variants are differences in the DNA sequences which can be benign, pathogenic or of unknown significance. Some genetic variations usually cause differences in phenotypes, like a change in eye or hair colour, but can also be linked to diseases.

An e-book resource for the New Australian Curriculum containing AAA-level research notes, summary video and resource links, multi-choice question and answer sections presented in full colour photos and diagrams for maximum learning engagement.