#Genetic Mutation

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You have any of these? You are genetic royalty! 👑🧬 Some traits are more than rare — they’re practically God’s Easter eggs in humanity. #RareGenes #GeneticGold #OneInAMillion #HumanBlueprint #DNAFacts #ScienceIsBeautiful #GodsDesign #FunFactFriday #BlackAndRare #robertsecond53 #FearfullyAndWonderfullyMade

The Rarest Human Genetics Part 13 😳 #intrestingfacts #viralvideotiktok #rare #raregeneticdisorder #incredible #viraltiktokvideo #genetics #intresting #knowledge #geneticdisorder #rarethings

🧬 Epigenetics means "above genetics", it's not about changing your DNA code, but about how your environment influences which genes switch on or off.⁠ ⁠ At HPLT New York, Dr. Yael Joffe explained that every second, your body is turning genes on and off based on things like food, stress, and sleep. 🔄⁠ ⁠ Your DNA holds the story, but it has to be read to have impact.⁠ ⁠ With the right lifestyle, you can influence how that story unfolds. ⁠ ⁠ 🧠 You have more control than you think.⁠ ⁠ #3X4genetics #genetictesting #nutrigenomics ⁠

New genetics discovery but you know I’m gonna make it about uncertainty. . The paper Deng et al., Science, 2026. “Protein-templates synthesis of denuclearize repeat DNA by an antiphage reverse transcriptase.” . #genetics #dna #scicomm

Huntington’s disease successfully treated for the first time ever. In this trial, scientists inserted a virus containing new DNA into the brain that helps neurons destroy dangerous proteins. Their data showed the treatment slowed the progression of the disease down by 75% - and this is just the start! For more optimistic science and tech stories, follow along. #science #geneediting #huntingtons #tech #medicine

Some Of The Rarest Human Genetics 🧬 #iwonderalot

Top 10 genetics you get from your mom 😳🧬

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🧬 Ever heard that you get 25% of your DNA from each grandparent? Well… that’s just an average! 😮 Thanks to the genetic remix party known as homologous recombination during meiosis, the DNA you inherit from your grandparents isn’t split into perfect quarters. Chromosomes swap chunks of genes like trading cards, so the actual percentage from each grandparent can vary—sometimes 23%, sometimes 27%, sometimes more or less! 🎲🔀 It’s like genetic roulette every time a sperm or egg is made. So next time someone says you’re exactly one-quarter Grandma, just smile and say, “Close enough.” 😉 #GeneticsIsWild #DNAshufflin #MeiosisMagic #RecombinationRocks #ScienceReel #ThanksGrandma #GrandpaGenes #FunFactFriday #BiologyNerd #biology #womeninstem #science #scienceiscool #sciencefacts #molecularbiology #biologyteacher #biologyiscool #biologymajor #learnwithreels

Genotype is the complete set of genetic material that an organism inherits from its parents. It is the genetic makeup of an organism, and it determines the organism's traits. Genotype can be thought of as the instructions for building an organism. It contains the information for everything from the organism's eye color to its susceptibility to disease. Genotype is often compared to phenotype, which is the observable traits of an organism. For example, eye color is a phenotype, while the genotype for eye color is the specific combination of genes that determines eye color. Genotype is inherited from parents through reproduction. When two organisms mate, they pass on half of their genetic material to their offspring. This means that each offspring has a unique genotype, which is a combination of the genotypes of its parents. Genotype is important because it determines the organism's traits. These traits can affect the organism's survival, reproduction, and overall fitness. For example, an organism with a genotype that makes it resistant to disease is more likely to survive and reproduce than an organism with a genotype that makes it susceptible to disease. Here is a simple analogy to help you understand genotype: Imagine that genotype is like a recipe for baking a cake. The recipe contains all of the instructions for making the cake, including the ingredients, the amount of each ingredient, and the steps on how to mix and bake the cake. The ingredients in the recipe are like the genes in the genotype. The amount of each ingredient is like the number of copies of each gene that an organism has. And the steps on how to mix and bake the cake are like the instructions for how to build an organism from its genetic material. Just as different recipes can produce different cakes, different genotypes can produce different organisms. For example, the genotype for eye color can produce different eye colors, such as brown, blue, or green. Voiced @kaijinruh @facts_and_stuff_by_d #biology #genetics #gene #geneticengineering

Custom gene editing is here 🧬… and it just saved this baby’s life! 👶 #science #medicine #besmart