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1) Discuss why the phenotype-driven developmental genetics utilizing screens of ENU- mutagenized mice has the potential to enable gene and pathway discovery relevant to human congenital disorders. 2) Describe the breeding program initiated by King Frederick William of Prussia in the early 1700s to supply tall soldiers to the Potsdam Grenadier Guard. Was it successful? Why or why not?.

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