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Human genetics From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search A small piece of human DNA Human genetics describes the study of inheritance as it occurs in human beings. Human genetics encompasses a variety of overlapping fields including: classical genetics cytogenetics molecular genetics biochemical genetics ... clinical genetics , and genetic counseling . Study of human genetics can be useful as it can answer questions about human nature, understand the diseases and development of effective disease treatment, and understand genetics of human life. This article describes only basic features of human genetics; for the genetics of disorders please see: Medical genetics Contents Inheritance Cytogenetics Karyotype Genomics ... edit Inheritance Inheritance of traits for humans are based upon Gregor Mendel 's model of inheritance. Mendel deduced that inheritance is depends upon discrete units of inheritance, called genes. edit Cytogenetics Cytogenetics is the study of chromosome size, shape, and structure. Chromosomes are DNA molecules containing genetic information arranged in a linear sequence. Chromosomes have two arms: Q for the long arm and P for the short arm. Humans have 46 chromosomes, arranged in 23 pairs (i.e. they are

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Human Genetics Project Mr. Borden, RM. 25, Kuban Elementary School Welcome!!!! Eighth grade students at Kuban School have investigated genetics for the entire second quarter. Students have been introduced to such topics as: DNA, Sructure of DNA, Menelian Genetics, Dominant/ Recessive Traits, Adaptations, and Evolution. The genetics section was completed with a tele-collaborative human genetics project. Our students surveyed their peers for the presence of dominant and recessive traits. Each student then demonstrated their learning via a lab report. See related links to view student lab reports and student evaluation of the the human genetics project. Students, parents, and friends can see all the great science activities going on in Mr. Borden's class. Enjoy! www.biologyinmotion.com Home Email Borden!!! Related Links: Human Genetics Project Objectives and Arizona State Standards: Human Genetics Project 1. Students will be able to develop a procedure for collecting genetic information. 2. Students will be able to graph and organize data from the genetic survey. 3. Students will be able to analyze data from the genetics survey.

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Association of British Science Writers Wellcome Wolfson Building 165 Queen's Gate London Tel: 0870 770 3361 absw"at"absw.org.uk These pages were designed, well, cobbled together, by Michael Kenward on behalf of the ABSW. the royal society and the actuarial profession Discussion Meeting HUMAN GENETICS - UNCERTAINTIES AND THE FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS AHEAD This report, which summarises the themes and conclusions of the meeting, was prepared for the Royal Society and the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries by Wendy Barnaby. SCIENTIFIC AND MEDICAL ISSUES The scientists explained the basics of human genetics and their current understanding of the impact they have on disease. They pointed to the exciting implications of this new area of medicine and some of the problems that need to be overcome before genetic information can be more reliably used as a predictor of predisposition to disease. Sir Walter Bodmer explained that when sperm meets egg, a new genetic individual is created. Each parent donates one set of 23 chromosomes to the new cell. The chromosomes carry the DNA, which in its four letters (A,G,T,C) spells out the famous language of life: 120 million letters-worth on each chromosome, wound round and round in the double helical spiral. In its entirety, this language is called the genome; and it is this that geneticists have learned to read. Within perhaps five years, the Human Genome Project will have read the entire sequence of a representative individual and located the genes - the functional segments - on the long strings of the helix. Although the Project is being carried out mainly to satisfy scientific curiosity, it will also tell us a lot about the way the human body works and how we can intervene to put problems right, as well as about our own origins and evolution.

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20. Human Heritable Traits HUMAN HERITABLE TRAITS. Copyright © 2006, D. B. Fankhauser, Professor of Biology and Chemistry University of Cincinnati Clermont College, Batavia OH 45103 http://biology.clc.uc.edu/fankhauser/Labs/BioLab_112/Human_Genetics.html

HUMAN HERITABLE TRAITS University of Cincinnati Clermont College, Batavia OH 45103 This page has been accessed times since 2 February 2006. Created 27 January 2006, edited 2 February 2006 Genetics text sources used to suppliment this list: Griffiths et al ,7th p 426, Klug and Cummings, 4th: p 69 Tamarin 4th : p 82-87 The following is a list of genetic traits which are heritable in humans. Remember that a person displaying the recessive trait is homozygous, and cannot transmit the dominant form of the trait to his or her progeny. Alternatively, a person displaying the dominant trait (phenotype) may be either homozygous, in which case all of the progeny will display the trait, or heterozygous, in which there is a 50% chance that any given offspring will display the trait if the other mate displays the recessive trait. Non-pathological: DOMINANT TRAIT RECESSIVE TRAIT (Allelic to left column) Brown eyes PTC taster Widow's Peak Middigital hair Tongue roller Detached earlobe A and B blood type (codominant) Rh positive blood type Pattern baldness (dominant in males) Blue eyes (more complex, simplified here)

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