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I know that genetics are the building blocks of life. You get half of your DNA from you mom and half from your dad. In a strand of DNA there are for different things C,G,A, and T. Every body has diffident DNA. That is the reason ever body looks different.

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Genetics are the building blocks of life. There are four different bases for DNA, each goes together in a certain order, a string of bases builds a code that is called DNA. DNA is in a cell called a nucleus. chromosomes make up genes, your genotypes and phenotypes. You get 23 chromosomes from your mom and 23 from your dad. Genotypes are the coded genes, phenotypes are the expressed features. Recessive genes aren't usually expressed in your children, but sometimes in the next gen. Your gene pool is a collection of different genotypes that come from different blood relatives. The different genes in your pool can be expressed at any generation.

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genetics are thing that you get from you family. say your mom and your dad have green you would get green because they have green you are going to have it because you get most of your genetics from your parents. DNA it in your body. you get 23 chromosomes from your mom and your dad.

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DNA is what makes up a person and what they look like, with the letters a, t, c, and g. A and C match, T and G match, if there is a missing letter or a letter is in the place of a different one then it messes up the whole thing. These malfunctions can sometimes have large consequences but most of the time they are small.

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i know that genes are part of your dna and you get 36 genes from your mom and dad so each human has 64 in total and if there is something called a mutation witch is something wrong with your genes like maybe you have less or a extra gene thats a mutation and a lot of the time this typo is corrected and thats why a lot of people don't have mutations. and you can also get genes from your grandparents but genes from distant relatives are less noticeable in you but you still have them and thats about all i know about genetics.

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In science class we have learned about genetics and DNA. We learned how we get our traits form our parents and grandparents. To learn this we used pundent squares to help us see how the different alleils make the prodect.

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The main thing I've learned about genetics is you get 23 pairs of chromosomes which adds up to 46 all together. Also how your different genes are passed down by your ancestors. DNA stands for (Deoxyribonucleic acid) which is made up of G,C,A and T

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I have learned about dominant and recessive traits and how you get your genes. I believe that you get 23 chromosomes from your mom and 23 chromosomes from your dad. I also learned that DNA stands for Deoxyribonucleic-acid.

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I learned that it is something that you inherit from your blood relatives. And that there is a dominant and ressesive trait that can be determened by punnet squares. And that you get an allele from each parent. And that DNA is made up of G,C,A and T, which forms a double helix. Which is in the chromosnes, that is in the nuclues.

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I know that they are your character traits that your parents pass down to you, i also know that you get half from each parent when you are born, those are you genes, your DNA.

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what i have learned from genetics and DNA so far is that you get them from your parents, but you could also get traits from past generations of your family! i have learned that there are dominate and recessive traits, and when you are figuring out if what the trait is between the dominates and recessives you use a punnet square, and your DNA is made up of four things, T, A and G,C .

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I learned what genes and chromosomes are, and how a, t, c and h meet up and bind together to create the building blocks of DNA. You get most of your DNA from your parents but you get half of your grandparents DNA

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Genetics create every living things on this planet. Like people and animals and insects. Genetics also create your genes which are used for your humor, your height, and your personatilly. it even creates your weight and how you will act when you are older.

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I learned that people get half their genes from each parent. Everyone has different genes. There are three types of genotypes, homozygous dominant, heterozygous and homozygous recessive. A dominant genotype will take over the gene. A genotype is the gene itself and a phenotype is the trait itself. DNA is made up of four things, A, T, G and C. DNA is shaped as a double helix and stands for Deoxyribonucleic acid.

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I learned that everyone has a different DNA. Also you get half of your genes from your mom and half your genes from your dad. Also DNA is made up of four things C, G, A, and T

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What I know About genetics is this that You get 24 chromosomes from your mom and 23 chromosomes from your dad I also know that to produce asexually Is making an exact copy of yourself

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DNA (Also short for Deoxyribonucleic acid) is a molecule that every person has in them, DNA's come from our parents and grandparents mixed up and combined into one, sometimes if a DNA is missing a code it could either create problems but sometimes its not bad! DNA has letter codes in them and that is, A, C, G, T and all of those go in order, let's say  A, C go together and then g and t, but if one got removed like g, then whatever was on top would go on the bottom and could mess up the DNA.

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In this padlet, you will be able to demonstrate all that you have learned about genetics so far. I want you to write an entry, and in your entry describe what you have learned so far. This is a time for you to reflect on all that you have learned, and showcase your knowledge!