What is the importance of studying genetics?

Answer 1

I study genetics because I like challenging things in life. Genetics is one of the most difficult subjects in science. I do enjoy working on DNA and RNA. They are amazing. I do enjoy understanding the complex mechanisms of molecules in nucleus.

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Answer 2

Genetics can help us find and treat some diseases before they occur, or let us know how likely someone is to develop a certain condition. It can also help us create 'better' people (in terms of physical strength, size and intelligence) by rearrangement or selection of certain genes instead of others.

lol humans arent things we should just adjust

Answer 3

Genetic knowledge allowed vast improvement in productivity of domesticated plant species used for food (rice, wheat, corn). Genetic knowledge has also been a key component of the revolution in health and medical care in this century. Genetic knowledge has already allowed for treatment and genetic counseling (to prevent recurrence) of Down's Syndrome and PKU.

Answer 4

Studying genetics is important because it helps us understand how traits are inherited from one generation to the next, how genes can influence health and disease, and how they can help us develop treatments for genetic disorders. It also allows us to track evolutionary changes and biodiversity, and can provide insights into human history and migrations.

Answer 5

because without genetics we no that which genes transferd from parent to offspring without genetics we do not our blood system

Answer 6

DNA is the blueprint for life. It controls cellular functions and heredity. It does this by controlling protein synthesis.

Answer 7

cause you are all ugly bye