I’m 5′9, 18 years old with a 38 inch vertical, just wondering what ’some’ people mean when they say that you need “genetic luck” to have better results when trying to increase your vertical jump.
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So i have to do this report for my agriscience class and one of the questions my teacher asked was: what are some of the latest advancements in animal genetics that have made horse herd improvement more advanced today? now, i know that there is artificial insemination, embryo transfer, cloning, and other things like that for farm animals… but what has been done to improve HORSES not COWS or STEER.
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My friend and I are doing a project and have no idea where to start. Please help !
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What is genetics?Can it be described in full way?Can it be changed by an indivisual?
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what are the differences between a major in
molecular biology: genetics
and
bioengineering: DNA
also, wat the difference, and similarities (waht does each one do) between a career in:
1.Biomedical Laboratory Researchers
2. Biological Scientists
3. Biomedical Engineers
and which one deals with genetics and mapping the genome? and whic deals figuring out wat sequnce in the gene does wat?
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This is a bio question and I am a little bit confused. I am thinking it is all about chance? There are certain percentage of chance of inheriting a certain trait from your father and mother, but I don’t know how to tie it with probability. I am sure I am making this harder than it really is for me.
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I’ve heard that this has happened before, but I don’t understand how it is possible. Could someone explain it scientifically?
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I am trying to find a college to hopefully be a genetic counsuler and was wondering if there is really a difference between the two.
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the male is spotted argente. his genetics are his dad is argente and mom is a mottled dove. other genetics are lilac, dove.
the females are one is black with white paws and the other is dove.they are full sisters. dad is black with white paws. mom is yellow fox.other genetics are agouti, dove. thanks so much!!!
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what dose Mendel’s work in genetics show about the value of Scientific Observation?
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