Genes are sections of DNA that determine characteristics that are inherited from ancestors. Genetics is the study of genes and how they work to pass traits from one generation to the next. Genes provide the instructions for cells to make proteins, which carry out all the functions needed for cells and organisms to survive. Each gene codes for a specific protein, and cells produce more or less of certain proteins as needed to regulate processes or respond to changes.

1. GENETICS
BY:
B.DHIKSHANJALI

2. Easy explanation about genes
Every living cell contains DNA . DNA is like a
large recipe book that determines all the
characteristics that are specific to individuals
organisms. Small sections are DNA are called
genes. Genes are like ingredients that are
needed to make up each individual recipe.
Each gene represents a specific protien
molecule.

3. INTRODUCTION
Genetics is the study of genes — what they
are and how they work. Genes are units
inside a cell that control how living organisms
inherit features from their ancestors; for
example, children usually look like their
parents because they have inherited their
parents' genes. Genetics tries to identify
which features are inherited, and explain
how these features pass from generation to
generation.

4. FUNCTION OF GENES
The function of genes is to provide the
information needed to make molecules
called proteins in cells . Cells are the smallest
independent parts of organisms: the human
body contains about 100 trillion cells, while
very small organisms like bacteria are just
one single cell. A cell is like a miniature and
very complex factory that can make all the
parts needed to produce a copy of itself,
which happens when cells divide.

5. Similarly, if a cell needs to do something
faster or slower than before, it makes
more or less of the protein responsible.
Genes tell cells what to do by telling
them which proteins to make and in
what amounts.
There is a simple
division of labor in
cells - genes give
instructions and
proteins carry out
these instructions,
tasks like building
a new copy of a
cell, or repairing
damage. Each type
of protein is a
specialist that only
does one job, so if
a cell needs to do
something new, it
must make a new
protein to do this
job.

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