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Chemical units represented by alphabetic letters Information in the wheat genome...CTGACCTAATGCCGTA books 1000 pages each 1700 books (or 1.7 million pages)

Random retention of information from each parent 1700 books (or 1.7 million pages) 1700 books (or 1.7 million pages) 1700 books (or 1.7 million pages) Hybridization or cross breeding of wheat x

1700 books (or 1.7 million pages)...CTGACCTAATGCCGTA... Table of contents for genes in wheat Used for Marker- Assisted Breeding Genomics

1700 books (or 1.7 million pages) Genetic Engineering Methods 1700 books (or 1.7 million pages) One-half page equivalent to a gene Inserts randomly in genome Inserted gene(s) +

CELLS

Cell Wall Nucleus

Dividing cell Chromosomes Stretched out, the DNA in each cell would be ~ 5 feet long

Chromosome Gene s