I know that it is a sex linked gene on the X chromosome, or I could be wrong. So is that why they tell you that if you look at your mother’s father that is a good indication? However, I have heard that the mother’s father is not the only indicator. Can someone please clarify?
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Providing government doesn’t squash said research.
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This would either make carrots slightly softer or it would make rabbits more crunchy and orange. Thoughts?
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I have brown hair, and my girlfriend has blonde hair. What are the chances that I will produce beautiful blonde daughters?
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It’s an introductory class, and I want to be ready to tackle it along with biotechnology. Please let me know.
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Will their role in medicine change significantly or remain more or less the same?
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the male is spotted argente. his genetics are his dad is argente and mom is a mottled dove. other genetics are lilac, dove.
the females are one is black with white paws and the other is dove.they are full sisters. dad is black with white paws. mom is yellow fox.other genetics are agouti, dove. thanks so much!!!
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Some people have bulky muscle’s and some people have wirey-like muscle…..Some people with the same amount of strength look really buff while others just look toned.
I am stronger than alot of people yet my muscle doesn’t seem to be bigger than theirs. Does genetics have a factor into this?
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It seems as though the field of genetics makes new discoveries on a nearly daily basis. What do you think this field of science will yield in the next 20 years?
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You won’t be able to get as big as can be because your genetics set a level for it even with extreme workouts and diets. Will steroids be the only way out for that?
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