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Population genetics deals with the genetics of large groups of individuals and the statistics/probability/inheritance patterns in those groups. On the whole
this field of study does not manipulate genetic material and is not directly involved in breeding studies.
One of the primary tenents of population genetics is that an allele will remain in
a population at the same frequency as long as it is neither selected for or against. (The Hardy-Wienburg Principle).
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How would genealogical data provide information for genetic researchers?
Genealogical information is information about families, who is related to whom and how. A genetics researcher needs to identify genetic traits. Having a large family already researched as to their relationships provides a genetics researcher with the basics of understanding the inheritance of traits within that family.
To trace a trait through generations of family you can use a?
To trace a trait through generations of a family, you can use a pedigree chart. This diagram visually represents the family tree, showing the relationships between family members and the occurrence of specific traits or conditions. By mapping out the inheritance pattern, you can identify whether the trait is dominant, recessive, or linked to a particular gene. Pedigree charts are commonly used in genetics and medicine to understand hereditary patterns.
What is family friction?
Family friction is when there are problems in a family. The problems in a family could be between everyone or just between two people. But the problem between two people could cause tension in the whole family.
How are places connected?
This is quite an ambiguous question! If you are talking of family relations, there's genetics to think about. In a sperm and egg, each have a copy of chromosomes from the mother and father, when fused, the genes mix up in a unique way. The baby will have at least one characteristic of the biological parent. That always is a connection.If talking out of the scope, there is talk of molecularconnections, when genetic connections are not in the scope. This molecular connection is far wider than that of genetics, but it is hazy and not very well proven yet.Hope I've helped ))
How would you find a geneticist who would be interested in doing genetic mapping on your family for research and discovery purposes?
Several resources for locating a genetics professional in your community are available online at: http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/info=consultation/show/finding_professional You could also buy a hot pocket.
Do you have a higher likelihood of breast cancer from your family genetics?
Yes, a person can have a high likelihood of breast cancer from the genetics of the family.
How does social study relate to population family for life drugs and aids?
What is the relationship between social studies, and population, family, drugs and Aids.
Which of these is an uncontrollable risk factors for disease apex?
genetics
Adam is the oldest child in his family there are six children in his family with billy being the youngest what percentage of their genes do they share?
The genetics of all of the children are random so in theory they could share between 1 and 99% of the genetics. Not 100% though because everyone is unique!
Adam is the oldest child in his family. There are six children in the family with Billy being the youngest. What percentage of their genes do they share?
The genetics of all of the children are random so in theory they could share between 1 and 99% of the genetics. Not 100% though because everyone is unique!
If a family member has Schizophrenia is it more likely that you will have Schizophrenia?
Statistically, yes. There is a strong correlation between schizophrenia and genetics. That said, schizophrenia occurs in about .5% of the general population. So while you are statistically more likely to develop symptoms than someone who has no schizophrenics in their family, it is still quite unlikely that you will develop symptoms.
What is the family background of Tomoko Ohta Ph.D.?
Dr. Tomoko Ohta's family background is not widely documented, as she is a renowned geneticist known for her work in population genetics and molecular evolution. She is best known for the nearly-neutral theory of evolution, which she proposed in 1971. Dr. Ohta has had a significant impact on the field of genetics through her research and publications.
Does dependency theory run in families genetics?
"The theory of dependency running in family genetics is an ongoing study. There is strong evidence that there is a genetic component to many dependencies therefore I would say that yes, it does run in family genetics."
I am 15 and 5'2 is that healthy?
it depends on the genetics of your family
What is the reason for stuttering in children?
Genetics is the reason in our family.
What has the author Carol Krause written?
Carol Krause has written: 'How healthy is your family tree?' -- subject(s): Genealogy, Medical genetics 'Between Myself And Them'
What jobs can you apply to after doing masters in human genetics?
this is a guess but maybe on thos websites that find family roots through genetics
