Inheritance Explained || How do we inherit features from our parents?

Genes are contain the instructions for characteristics. Different versions of genes are known as alleles and we inherit specific alleles from our parents. It's the combination of alleles (one from each parent for every gene) that determines who we are.

We also look here at the genetic disease cystic fibrosis as an example of a inherited monohybrid trait.

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[shaathiraamna]

Oh! Thank you very much for clarifying my doubts.
Once again thanks for making a short vedio with brief explaination.

[khileshpatel]

Sir one of the best informative videos for me 😊😊

[karenricher]

Thank you for wonderful explanation! I now feel I understand more about the process the vocabulary that goes with it!

[stuartwebber]

Champian man, loved the simple explanation. Gan canny

[Jorgoddes]

I love this so much I’m learning so much. I’m really thinking that I’m going to go into being a human geneticist.

[vvrylvf]

I wanted to ask a question to clarify some simple concepts. We always hear that we have two copies of every gene (one from father and another from mother). When we say that, do we mean the 5-3 strand and 3-5 strand double stranded DNA? Or do we mean that there are actually two copies of the gene, each having its own 5-3 strand and 3-5 strand?

[jakwan]

I just came here to make sure that my son bench 315lbs

[lanieG]

i have question which chromosome affect blood factor XIII defeciency. Thanks

[GrumpyOldMan]

Finally someone who explained this correctly

[nickgarrett]

made more sense than trying to read it in my college course haha thank you!

[Moissanite_]

Hi there, I'm not sure if you'll read this but I'm trying to create a novel and in this work, I have a set of non-identical twins one with very white almost blonde hair and the other with very dark black hair.
I was wondering if this was possible and if so, what would the parents possibly look like?

[RoseTV-tibd]

Greetings 🫖☕ good evening 🌃🙏 💌 I always had questions as a kid but could never find the answer so I am still learning lads 👩🏻‍🎓🕵🏻‍♀️

[trumanburbank]

Great video; it cleared up some of my fogginess. I had thought that an allele was half a strand of DNA, and that we inherited a half-strand from each parent. Well, no, I didn't believe that last part. Such is the nature of not understanding things - It's murky soup.

[jaysha]

So does that mean if the baby were to have Ff they would actually be a carrier of CF but not suffer from it?

[harshitgautam]

If i have more than 2²³ children then after that one will be identical ?

[Nikos]

Do all sperm cells of the same parent have the same 23 chromosomes? Or each sperm cell has a different set of 23 chromosomes?

[Upuzzleduty]

Do you have a private email? I have a big question for you? It just doesn't make sense.

[jlbahan-rqfd]

Nice video thank you nice explain but science is easy i always get 30 20

[johnlewis]

I Looked exactly like my Dad and My Maternal Grandfather hated my Dad so he hated me too...