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Our DNA is inherited from our parents half from your mother and half from your father, you may resemble your parents but your never alike.
Arrogance cannot be inherited to the offsprings via DNA.
You can find cures for genetically inherited diseases and genetically modify the organism.
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Chromosomal DNA is inherited from both parents via the egg and the sperm. Since Spermatozoa do not any Mitochondria you get all of your Mitochondria DNA from the Egg. IE your Mum.
Our DNA is inherited from our parents half from your mother and half from your father, you may resemble your parents but your never alike.
If you are referring to the lines on a persons fingers, they are not inherited. Every individual has a unique fingerprint. This is why looking for fingerprints at a crime scene still remains a indispensable technique despite all the high tech gadgets available. If you are referring to a DNA fingerprint, they are inherited from the parents of the individual being tested. If DNA is found at a crime scene, it can be compared to the DNA of all the suspects and a match can be found. Every individual has a unique DNA fingerprint (unless they are identical twins).
It's true that the chromosomes in the nucleus contain coded information in the form of DNA that controls all cellular activity. DNA is also found in mitochondria; this DNA is only inherited from the individual's mother and not father.
Arrogance cannot be inherited to the offsprings via DNA.
You can find cures for genetically inherited diseases and genetically modify the organism.
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Vaccines can only protect an individual. They cannot be inherited from one generation to the next.
Chromosomal DNA is inherited from both parents via the egg and the sperm. Since Spermatozoa do not any Mitochondria you get all of your Mitochondria DNA from the Egg. IE your Mum.
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Mitochondrial DNA is almost universally inherited from one's mother. I heard of a case of a man in Italy inheriting his mitochondrial DNA from his father, but I consider it likely he was also sterile--if indeed that did occur.
You can compare the DNA between yourself and your older sibling. Siblings have APPROXIMATELY (as in, on average) 50% the same genes, because each gene has a random chance of being inherited from the mother or father. If you are related (brother, half-brother, cousin, etc) then the DNA similarities will be obvious. If you are not, well, that also will be obvious.