phoebehunt8 phoebehunt8

02-01-2017
Mathematics

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why does a mutation not always lead to a visable change

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lanikell5 lanikell5

02-01-2017

because it might be a mental thing or it just could be a mutation in the blood. like my mum she has a mutation, it is a blood disorder called laden factor five

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