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If a [[gene]] is altered in a [[germ cell]], the mutation is termed a '''germinal mutation'''. Because [[germ cells]] give rise to [[gametes]], some [[gametes]] will carry the [[mutation]] and it will be passed on to the next generation when the individual successfully mates. This explanation does not however, account for mutations. Typically germinal mutations are not expressed in the individual containing the [[mutation]]. The only instance in which it would be expressed is if it negatively (or positively) affected gamete production.
If a [[gene]] is altered in a [[germ cell]], the mutation is termed a '''germinal mutation'''. Because [[germ cells]] give rise to [[gametes]], some [[gametes]] will carry the [[mutation]] and it will be passed on to the next generation when the individual successfully mates. Typically germinal mutations are not expressed in the individual containing the [[mutation]]. The only instance in which it would be expressed is if it negatively (or positively) affected gamete production.
[[category:genetics]]
[[category:genetics]]