Answer :
This was a hard one but I did some research and I found this
Our genome has 3 billion base pairs so a naive calculation shows 3x10^36 different combinations. But that's a meaningless number. A lot of those variants would be silent mutations, i.e. changes in introns, repeated sequences, 3rd position codons, etc etc that would have no effect on the phenotype.
Hope this help
Our genome has 3 billion base pairs so a naive calculation shows 3x10^36 different combinations. But that's a meaningless number. A lot of those variants would be silent mutations, i.e. changes in introns, repeated sequences, 3rd position codons, etc etc that would have no effect on the phenotype.
Hope this help