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What is a locus in genetics?

A locus refers to a specific, fixed position on a chromosome where a particular gene is situated. The Boveri-Sutton chromosome theory describes chromosomes as linear structures, and genes are located at specific sites on these structures. These sites are called loci, where individual genes are situated along the length of the chromosome.

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