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Line 6: # Alterations in [[DNA sequence]] accounts for the vast majority of characterized heritable variation. # [[Epigenetic inheritance]] results from reversible alterations in the activity of [[gene]]s. # [[Structural inheritance]] refers to the relative position of biomolecules and the need to use an existing structure as a template to produce a new copy of that structure. This is most apparent in the membrane systems of eukaryotic cells. While this type of inheritance is fundamental to the distinctions made among the various domains of life, new instances of heretible structural variation are rare.

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