Difference between microRNA and short interfering RNAs

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1. What would happen developmental if a zygote with XY sex chromosome karyotype had a defective testosterone receptor?

2. Describe a major difference between microRNA and short interfering RNAs

3. Why are the changes associated with development irreversible?

4. If cell and tissue differentiation is controlled genetically, how can environmental factors play a role in determining the final phenotype?

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