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ACSH Tries to Explain: The Mother’s Curse

ACSH Tries to Explain: The Mother’s Curse
Most of our genes lie within the nucleus of our cells. Mutations in the DNA that constitutes our genome can be beneficial, neutral, or harmful. Through cellular repair and natural selection, harmful mutations tend to get weeded out.
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