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how genes are passed down

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how genes work

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everything living has DNA and DNA can come in a chromosome, its mostly in the nucleus

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How parents can send some of there genes but not all.

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we dont all have the same alleles because the parents cant pass down all of their chromosomes, because each parent has 23 pairs, and if the parents passed down all of their chromosomes, the child would have 46 pairs, so each parent passes on 23 chromosomes.

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People have different shaped receptors.

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dna looks different for cells

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different shaped receptors

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Everyone has different protiens. It depends how they are stacked/ builded.

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A signal going around and in to the brain.

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the signals to the brain

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receptors sense stimuli which sends a sgnal to the brain, and how that receptor is shaped determines what the outcome will be. for example, some people can taste PTC, but some cant, because their receptor is different than someone who can taste PTC.

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how parents don't pass down all their genes and pass down half

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We have to know what genes are and how genes work.

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when repudiation happens the offspring gets 50% of there moms genes and 50% of there dads genes

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what are genes and how do they work

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How our parents pass down 50% of their genes so we don't look like a replica of either one of our parents

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We learned why people pass down 50% of their genes

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We would need to know who carries a certain gene for the problem which ours is Joe is colorblind

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What genes are and why everybody has different ones

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parents only pass down half of there chromosomes

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why only half of are parents alleles are passed down to us

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that when our parents make us we get 50% of each of their genes but they dont produce all of their genes to us

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why peoples proteins are built differently by drawing a gene that is different from another gene and making 2 different proteins  and mention that gene make up  proteins and by having 2 different gene you cant have the same proteins

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people have different alleles because their parents give 50% of their genes to they cant be identical.

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We need to know where they get the genes and DNA from and who gave them the certain gene/DNA

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Why don’t we have all the same alleles as our parents? Each parent passes down 50% of their genetic imformation.

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Each parent passes down 50% of genes to  the offspring each kid gets 23 chromosomes from each parent

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we have to know what genes are and how the work

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How genes and DNA work

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where are genes are and what they do

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DNA and chromosomes.

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Why peoples protien receptors

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organisms have cells, inside those cells are DNA. Dna can look different, sometimes it can be chromosomes, and sometimes it is a nucleus in a cell.

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How your receptors are shaped based on genes

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that not everyone has the same genes.

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parents pass down 50% of the genes to there child.

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why and how we only get 50% of our parents genes

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parents only pass down 50 percent

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DNA and chromosomes and there functions and how they work

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When humans reproduce to make an offspring, we do not pass on all f our chromosomes/DNA, instead each parent passes on half of their chromosome because their chromosomes split, both of the 'split' chromosomes from both parents is what is used to make the offspring, so the chromosome basically combine.

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genes and DNA how they work

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How our parents pass down 50% of their genetic information and how alleles are the same thing but a different version

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Only 50% of the genes are passed down because the kid shouldn't look exactly how their parents looked.

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genes and how they work

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Genes are made of DNA and DNA and DNA can look like dark strands called Chromosomes

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that not everyone has the same receptors.

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parents only pass down 50% of their genes

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you get different shaped receptors because it is a genetic thing that you can get from your parents

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Its because people have different genes.

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why some people have different protiens

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How when people reproduce they each of the people that reproduced they pass down 50% to there offspring.

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How DNA, Genes, and Chromosomes are conected

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how we get genes from our parents/dna and how chromosomes are connected

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how people have different shaped receptors

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how we get our genes and dna were the are from

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Our different genes alter from our DNA because our genes is made by our DNA. Like genes, our DNA also alters too.

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When two people reproduce they pass down 23 chromosomes to their children giving them 46 and only giving them halve of their alleles and that is why traits can skip generations and why offspring look different from there parents.

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Where genes are and how they work.

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What genes are and what do they do.

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why people have different working taste receptors

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Where genes are and how they work.

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when people reproduce they cannot pass on all their chromosomes they only pass down 23 chromosome each parent so if both of the parents pass down 23 each the child comes with 46 chromosomes

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People have organisms that have cells in them. The cells have genes that are made of DNA that makes the way you look.

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When people have different versions of a genes they have different there protein is a different
shape

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How not everyone has the same receptors and how certain receptors send different signals

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our genes are what couse are rectpoter to differnt shapes

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Because we only get half from each parent

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We learned about alleles,more about genes and DNA receptors chromosomes

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people have different shaped proteins

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It is about every how everyone  has a different taste  receptor because they have different shapes.

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people have different shape receptors that do different things

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how everyone has different shaped receptors 

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how everyone has different shaped receptors 

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people's protiens are different because their genes are different. this allows the genes to make different proteins, which are made up of different codes. those codes determine the shape of the protein and how they are built up.

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We have different taste receptors and they work different

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How people have different shaped receptors

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Protean Shape, genes, Code of genes, All of which must be included.

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different shaped receptors/protiens

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Why people only pass down 50% of there alleles.

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How we have 23 pairs of chromozones in our bodies

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Our genes are what cause our receptors to be different shapes, in this case, our taste buds.

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why some people cant taste PTC because of receptor shape that dont fit like a lock to the PTC molecule

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how different people taste and have receptor shapes and proteins

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DNA and what are genes and were do they come from

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receptor shape and how it has to fit with the protein in order to taste it

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not everyone have the same receptors that's why we taste different food different for example someone can like spicy food while the other dosen't

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people  and other organisms have genes in their cell and genes are make up of certain types of DNA.

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people  and other organisms have genes in their cell and genes are make up of certain types of DNA.

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BY SAM

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How people have different shaped receptors and proteins.

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How different people have different receptors.

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We need to also know why they have a different protein/receptor shape

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How people all have different receptor shapes because of their genetic codes

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People have different proteins because of their genes.

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Where are our genes and what are genes. Also I would include that genes are inside cells and genes are what makes up who we are by using DNA.

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How not all people have the same taste receptor and how they work.

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how differnt people have difernt shaped rectors

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how people have different receptor shapes.

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Why people have different shaped proteins and receptor

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signals go to the brain

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how different people have different proteins and receptors