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  • G Gene in Fruit Flies: Understanding Eye Color Genetics
    The G gene in these fruit flies is responsible for eye color.

    When the G gene is present, the fruit flies have red eyes. When the G gene is absent, the fruit flies have white eyes. This is because the G gene codes for an enzyme that is necessary for the production of red pigment in the eyes. Without the G gene, the fruit flies cannot produce red pigment and their eyes appear white.

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