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3- there are dominant and recessive genes, Gregor Mendel made a big impact in biotechnology, i get my eye color from my dad
2-  biotechnology is only living organisms, you can use punnet square to figure out genes
1 do punnet squares work for everything
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Dna makes up living things

You get Dna from your parents,

Genotype, Phenotype, dominant and recessive types

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You don't always have to have the same color features as  your parents.

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why do some genes go every other generation

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3- Learned difference between genotype and phenotype, yeast is used to make bread rise, there are dominate and recessive traits.
2-  You don't always have to have the same color hair as family or eye color.
1- Why do they skip generations?

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dna makes up living things

you get dna from your parents,

people can be carriers

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your parents don't have to have that color hair as you do

genes can be dominant and recessive

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dna has 2 strands

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Learned: the use of yeast make bread rise, the use of bacteria to produce silage, propagation method
Interesting: use of bacteria to produce cheeses. There's heterozygous and homozygous
Question: How many times have they gone through the process?

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3- there are dominate are resesive traits , i learned the difference between genotype and phenotype
2- you can have red hair and parents with brown

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3- Genotype, Phenotype, dominant and recessive types
2- The video we watched was funny, and some genes will skip generations.
1- why do they skip generations?

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3- I learned that there is a dominant and recessive gene, I also learned what gregor mendel did and i also learned the diffrence between genotype and phenotype
2- I found that your parents dont have to have the same eye color as you intresting. I also found a punnet square intresting
1- I still would like to know who came up with a punnet square

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3, i learned gregor mendal has a big impact of genetics, - they use yeast to make bread rise, - e. coli bacteria is used in insulin.
2. i though it was interesting that gregor mendal switched u gentics. - the video was interesting about gentics and stuff
1- Why does people have blue eyes if neither there parents have it

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3- biotechnology is only living organisms, there is a dominant and recessive gene, gregor mendel is the biggest impact on biotechnology

2- most genes will skip a generation, diffrence between genotype and phenotype

1- how to make the little square thing.

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3- there are dominant and recessive genes, Gregor Mendel made a big impact in biotechnology, i get my eye color from my dad
2-  biotechnology is only living organisms, you can use punnet square to figure out genes
1 do punnet squares work for everything
?

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3- I learned about traits and how there passed down, I learned about dominant traits, I learned about recessive traits
2- I found the trait chart interesting, I thought that blue eyes being recessive cool.
3- My only question is how to do the trait chart thing

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3- Biotechnology has made many of the medicines we use today. Insulin and penasilin are from bacteria that produce new medicines. Green eyes are recessive and brown are dominant.
2- I found that all my phenotype features are dominant.  I also thought it was cool that microorganisms make such a big difference.
1- How would we make medicine without biotechnology

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3- dna makes up living things, and you get dna from your parents, people can be carriers
2- your parents don't have to have that color hair as you do and genes can be dominant and recessive
1- the punnet square is cool

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3: Gregor Mendel was a big part of biotechnology, yeast and bacteria makes bread rise,  and penicillin is a example
2: Recessive genes only show up when you have two, and dominant shows up when you have one or two
3. Are we going to learn about co-dominant

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3- There are dominant and recessive genes, you can end up with two lower case letters and have a recessive trait, there are physical traits like hair color
2- You could have a red hair parents and have blonde hair, Gregor Wendell  studied traits with plants
1- How can a red hair parents and brown hair parent have a blonde hair kid?