What is the relationship between genes and alleles?

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pooja195 · Answer

Hey there!
You are in the math section please post this in the Biology section :)

pooja195 · Answer

http://www.diffen.com/difference/Allele_vs_Gene use that though :)

anonymous · Answer

A gene is a sequence of DNA that can be translated into a protein.An allele is a version of a gene. We have two alleles of every gene, located on the same spot on different chromosomes. For example, the gene for eyecolor can either be the allele blue or the allele brown, but they are the same gene. A chromosome is just a name for the structure DNA in a cell takes. Depending on the specie, there will be a different numbers of chromosomes, but they will always exist in pairs. Humans have 23 chromosome pairs, which makes 46 chromosomes in total. A chromosomal pairs will contain the same genes, but in different alleles.  So genes are a sequence of DNA, chromosomes are the structure DNA takes in a cell, each cell have 2 version of each gene, and these versions are called alleles. 
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