Epigenetics plays a role, of course, in your eye color and the way you look physically, but it also impacts your health and wellness. This is due to complex epigenetics or the way your DNA is expressed. That's what it means to have strong genes. You are 60% more likely to have traits that are “active” from your dad simply because nature has a natural preference to express those genes. The truth is things are a bit unfairly swayed to the dad’s side.
Many of us think everything is 50/50, with each parent giving an equal amount of physical traits and genetic traits to their child. Are Mom and Dad Equal with The Traits They Give Their Child? Since females are XX and boys are XY, girls have two alleles for X-linked genes because they have two X chromosomes, while boys only have one X chromosome. Some genes are found on the X chromosome, while others are found on the Y chromosome. Other chromosomes can have mutations that are expressed as various conditions like Down syndrome, sickle-cell disease, or Fragile X syndrome. The very last pair (pair 23) is the sex chromosome, and it can be XX or XY. They are made up of four letters: T, C, G, and A. Offspring have a total of 46 chromosomes in each cell, 23 from their dad and 23 from their mom. We all have 46 chromosomes and those chromosomes make up 23 pairs. More: 4 Traits Babies Inherit From Their Mother A Quick Look at Sex Chromosomes We're going to take a look at eight traits babies inherit from their father, so dad can proudly say his kiddo is just like him!
Whether it's genetic traits or physical traits like hairline, eye color, hair color, or a specific personality trait, parents are always looking for what traits their baby boy or baby girl has that resemble their own. "He's tall like his father." "She has brown eyes like her father." "He gets his blue eyes from his dad." These are just a few things you hear people say about kids and the inherited traits that kids get from their fathers.
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