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The Fine Structure of Gene explains that a gene is not a single, indivisible unit but a finely organized DNA segment with separate units for recombination (recon), mutation (muton), and function (cistron). This concept was clearly demonstrated by Seymour Benzer’s rII gene experiments using bacteriophage T4.
Understanding the fine structure of a gene is essential for UG and PG Biology students and is highly important for CSIR-NET, GATE, NEET (concept level), and other competitive exams. This topic helps students grasp intragenic mapping, gene function, and genetic variation in a simple and exam-oriented manner.
This concept is extremely important for UG, PG, NEET, CSIR-NET, GATE, and competitive biology exams, helping students grasp how genetic variations arise and how genes function at the molecular level. Perfect for revision and concept clarity in molecular genetics.