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1.nucleus 99.9 percent genes
2. 50 trillion cells
3. 6 feet of DNA
4. DNA has sugar
5. you share 98.5 percent of genes with chimps
6.you share 99.5 percent of genes with other people
7.what are SNPS?
8.23 chromosomes are called a genome
9. There are ten million SNPS in a human genome
10. you get h alf a pair of chroosone from each parents
11. boys have xy
12.girls have xx
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1. 20,000 genes
2. My DNA is like a recipe
3. 46 chromosomes
4. SNP's are changes in the
DNA which is what makes us different from each other.
5. 23 chromosomes are from the mother, 23 are from the father
6. 1 pair is the XY or XX (boy vs. girl) factor.
7. The father's chromosome determines the sex of the baby
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1.  You share 99 percent of your DNA with everyone
2.  your body is made out of 50 trillion cells
3. nearly 20000 genes in your body
4. if you measured all the DNA in one cell it would be 6 feet
5.Genes determine what you are
6. You pass on your genes to your children
7. Gene tell a cell how to function what traits to express.
8.DNA contains your genes.
9. Different species have different amount of chromosomes
10. cows have 30 pairs of chromosomes
11.  your share 93 percent of your DNa with a monkey
12. you share 99.5 percent of DNA with other humans
13. Fruit flies have 4 pairs of chromosomes ( we think)
14. Chicken have 39 pairs of chromosomes
15.  What are SNPs?
16. What does SNP stand for?
17. the 23 pairs of chromosome is called the  genome
18. nearly 10 million snps in the human genome
19.  SNP are passed on from one parent to another
20. SNP  stand for  Single-Nucleotide Polymorphism
21.  Sometimes when coping genes is subtituded or added which is called SNP.
22.   3 million base pairs
23. Why are there different genders?
24.  Your genes come from your parent
25. For every chormosome you get for your mother you get the same from your father.
26. Female have xx choromosome
27. Males have xy choromosome
28. 50 percent chance for a boy and girl
29. one of your x chromosome for your mother it dependends on your father if your are a boy or a girl
30. Your get half your fathers genes and half gene from your mother, unless if your a identical twin
31. Chromosome exchange DNA or genes
32. The chormosome you pass on to your children aren't the same you get form your parent
33.  When sperm and egg feterlize they create a cell that has two sets of 23 chormosomes
34. If you get xx you are a female
35. if you get xy your are a male

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1) Body made of 50 trillion cells
2) Genes tell a cell how to function
3) 23 pairs of chromosomes total of 46
4)Share 98 percent genes with chimpanzees
5) Question: I wonder why certain animals have more pairs of chromosomes than we have
6) Chickens have the most chromosomes.
7)A set of 23 chromosomes are called a genome.
8)3 billion base pairs.
9)10 million SNPs in the human genome.
10) SNP stands for Single Nucleotide Polymorphism.
11) Neclueotide is a chemical that makes DNA
12) Your genes come from you parents
13) Question: What are homologous chromosomes?
14) Genetic recombination
15) Females have 2 XX chromosomes and males have X and Y chromosome.

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1) 50,000,000,000,000 cells in body
2) 99.5% DNA you share with other humans
3) 98.5% DNA you share with a chimpanzee
4) Chickens have the most chromosomes
5) DNA is made up  of sugar, and phosphate
6) DNA is like a cooking recipe
7) Single Nucleotide Polymorphism is the SNP
8) 10 million SNP's in the human genome
9) SNP's can change appearance differences
10) Females have two xx chromosomes, and males have x and y chromosomes
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1.nucleus 99.9 percent genes
2. 50 trillion cells
3. 6 feet of DNA
4. DNA has sugar
5. you share 98.5 percent of genes with chimps
6.you share 99.5 percent of genes with other people
7.what are snp
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1. Different species have a different amount of chromosomes
2. Genes tell cells how to work
3. Cows have 30 pairs of chromosomes
4. Chickens have the most chromosomes
5. Why do chickens have more chromosomes then humans?
6. S.N.P stands for single nucleotide polymorphism
7. 10 million S.N.P in the human genomes
8. one of chromosomes from each parent
9. x and y chromosomes determine the gender of the baby
10. The father determines the gender of the baby
11. XX = girl  XY = boy
12. You get random genes from your parents
13. mitochondria DNA is passed down ONLY from the mother

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1. 30,000 genes
2. DNA is composed of sugar and phosphate too.
3. Different species have different numbers of chromosomes
4. 98.5% of DNA for humans to chimps
5. 10 million snps in human
6. Snp- A change in DNA that makes you different
7. SNP- Single Neucleotide polymorphism
8. One set of chromosomes for each parent
9. Homologous chromosomes
10. Females have 2 x chromosomes
11. Males have an x and a y
12. 50% chance to be a man or girl
13. Random assortment of dad and mom genes
14. genetic recombination- when a chromosome and another exchange genes
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1. a gene is a small part a DNA
2. different species have different numbers of chromosomes
3. chimpanzees have 24 pairs of chromosomes
4. chicken s have the most  chromosomes
5. we share 99.5 DNA with humans
6. some SNPs effect how we look and some effect what diseases we get
7. SNP stands for single nucleotide polymorphism
8. females have xx chromosomes
9. males have xy chromosomes
10. y is the dominant trait
11.you and your siblings have different assortment of genes unless you have an identical twin
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1.You have around 30000 genes in your body.
2.Genes are parts a DNA
3.Genes tell the cell how to work
4.Humans have 46 chromosomes
5.bananas have 22 chromosomes
6.you share 99.5% of you DNA with other humans
7.What are SNPs?
8.Single nucleotide polymorphism
9.You have 50,000,000,000,000 cells.
10.Genes travel from generation to generation.
11.genome's are 23 chromosomes
12.SNPs are little genetic changes that happen sometimes to your genetic code
13.10,000,000,000 SNPs happen in a human genome's.
14.The x/y chromosomes determine you gender
15.females have XX, males have XY. If you dad gives you a X, you are a girl, if you dad gives you a Y, you are a boy.
16.sperm and egg cells have only 23 chromosomes.

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1. 50 trillion cells
2. 30,00 genes
3.6 feet of dna
4.cells control cell function
5.23 pairs of chromosomes
6. We share 99.5% of our genes with other humans.
7. DNA has sugar.
~Question: Why is every person different from each other if we share 99.5% of our genes with each other??
8. The 23 chromosomes are called genomes.
9. SNP: single nucleotide polymorphism
10. 10 million SNPs
11. SNPs depends on how related you are with the other person.
12. SNPs: one of the nucleotide is substituted.
13. inherit genes from both mother and father
14.females have to x chromosomes
15. Males have an x and a y chromosome
16.father determines if y is passed is a boy and if x is passed its a girl
17.sperm and eggs have 1 chromosome
18.Random assortments of your parents' genes.
19. If you're twins, you get the same assortment.
20. the chromosomes your parents pass down aren't same to your children
21. when sperm and egg put together makes 2 sets, 1 set from your mom and 1 set from your dad.
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1) Almost every cell is a nucleus - the nucleus holds about 99.9 percent of your genes.
2) Genes tell the cells how to function.
3) Different animals have different amounts of chromosomes.
4) You share 98.5 percent with Chimpanzees.
5) What are SNPs?
6) A gene is a small part of DNA.
7)  If you measured all the DNA in your body it would measure to about six feet long.
8) Single
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9) About 10 million snips.
10) some snips are for appearance or sicknesses.
11) There are 3 billion based pares
12) Why are there different genders?
13) Where do genes come from.
14) Genes come from your parents.
15) You have two sets of chromosomes from your mother and father.
16) X and Y chromosomes are special
17) You get one X from your mother and one X or Y from your father.
18) Males are XY
19) Females are XX
20) There is a 50 50 chance of getting a girl or boy
21) The Y are dominate
22) The father controls the gender of the child.
23) When the body forms chromosome pairs gets scrambled so it becomes random.
24) Your siblings have a different chromosome pairs unless you have a twin.
25) The chromosomes that you pass on to your children is different from what you get.
26) Mitochondrial DNA is passed on from mothers when Y's are passed on from fathers.
27) XX is female
28) XY is male.

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1.There are 23 pairs of chromosomes in you body.
2.You have a total of 46 chromosomes
3.Your body is made up of 500 trillion cells
4.Nucleus contains most of your genes
5.All of your DNA is 6 feet long
6.DNA is in your chromosmes
7.Your genes is in your DNA
8.Genes tell a cell how to function
9.Your DNA is coiled up to fit in a cell
10.Monkeys have a 21 pairs of chromosomes
11.Fruit flies have 4 chromosomes
12.98.5% of our DNA is shared with chimpanzees
13.99.5% of our DNA is shared with the humans around us
14.DIfferent types of animals have different amounts of chromosomes
15.30,000 genes
16.DNA is made of sugar and prosphate
17.Chimpanzees have 24 pairs of chromosomes
18. Chromosone are called genos
19. When cells are remade they don't make mistakes
20.10 million snps
21.They tell us how we respond to drugs
22. Where do your genes come from
23.SNP stands for Single Nucletoid Polymorphism
24. Genes are formed to replecate
25. Nucleotides are making change
26.Genes come from your parents
27.One out of 2 chromosomes are from each parent
28.Females have two X chromosome
29.Males have 1 X and 1 y chromosome
30.You get half of your mothers genes and half of your fathers genes
31.Your siblings get a different combination
32.To get sperm and egg cells your chromosomes must multiply
33.When sperm and egg cells combine they make a cell
34.About 10 million snps
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1.  One fact is 50 trillion cells are in a human body.  Genes tell a cell how to function.
2. One quote-  "So what make's us different from one and other?"- video guy.
3. Humans share 99.5% of genetic makeup
4. Bananas have eleven chromosomes
5. Humans have 20,000 to 30,000 genes
6. A human genome has over 3 million base pairs
7. SNP = errors when cells are reproducing
9. SNP stands for single nucleotide polymorphism
10. About 10 million SNPs in the human genome
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11. You have two sets of twenty three chromosomes
12. The x an y chromosomes are special because males have a  x and y, females have a xx
13. You get a x chromosome from the mom
14. Half of mom genes half of dads genes
15. The chromosomes you got from your parents are not the same you give your kids.
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Video 1
1. 50,000,000,000,000 cells in your body
2. Nucleus contains 99.9% of your genes.
3. About 30,000 genes
4. If you line up all of your DNA, it would be 6 feet long
5. Genetic code composed of A, T, G, C
6. Genetic code = recipe for you!
7. Genes tell a cell how to function and what traits to express
8. You usually have 46 chromosomes, 23 pairs
9. Chickens have 39 pairs of chromosomes
10. Bananas have 11 pairs of chromosomes
11. You share 98.5% of DNA with chimpanzees
12. You share 99.5% of DNA with other humans
Video 2
1. 23 chromosomes= Genome
2. Single Nucleotide Polymorphism
3. 10 million SNPs
4. Some SNPs make differences in the appearance
5.Some SNPs change how we get disease
Video 3
1. Your genes come from your ancestors
2. One set of chromosomes from each parent
3. Homologous chromosomes = mother and father chromosomes together
4. XX or XY determines your gender
5. Most adult cells contain 2 sets of chromosomes
6. Sperm and egg only have one set of chromosomes, 23 chromosomes per set
7. Your siblings don't necessarily have the same combo of genes (unless you are an identical twin)
8. The chromosomes you pass on are not necessarily the same as the ones you got
9. When sperm and egg fertilize, they create a cell that will duplicate through mitosis and create a baby.
10. XX = Female, XY = Male

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