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Awesome vid! I did a project on epigenetics in college a while back and it inspired me. At the time I found that 99% of the ppl I mentioned epigenetics to, were unfamiliar with the term. Wish more ppl were aware. It was along time ago but from what I remember, we’re not limited to a fixed blueprint. We have the ability to adjust the way our genes are expressed depending on our environment, habits etc. we can break generational traumas, illnesses etc. creating healthier genes for offspring and so on. Is that accurate?
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Nice video! I don't know much about genes, but what i understood was that not every gene in our body is used all the time. Epigenetics is basically determining what genes are body is "currently" using? Like how every single cell in our body has the same amount of chromosomes, but they don't use all of the information in those chromosomes. Like how a stomach cell will produce HCl, but a nerve cell is going to "deactivate" the HCl producing gene. Is my reasoning correct? Thanks again! We need more teachers like you. Enthusiastic and smart!
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That's a good question. So procrastination isn't directly inherited in your DNA But the way we behave can be influenced by both genetics and environment. Epigenetics is all about how your behaviors and environment can cause changes that affect the way your genes work. So, while you might not pass down procrastination as a specific trait, the environment you create and your behaviors could influence your children's habits. It's a mixture of nature AND nurture.
That was short but informative. Thank you for your amazing video! 😄
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Omg
So glad I found this channel
(Retired biology teacher)
Is this why I'm 5'11 and naturally built because both of my parents were d2 athletes?
That's probably more related to your genes than epigenetic influences.
Awesome video bruhh!
Some doctor said it “it’s genetics which loads the gun; it’s lifestyle (epigenetics) which pulls the trigger”
I LOVE that. I'm gonna start using it. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome vid! I did a project on epigenetics in college a while back and it inspired me. At the time I found that 99% of the ppl I mentioned epigenetics to, were unfamiliar with the term. Wish more ppl were aware.
It was along time ago but from what I remember, we’re not limited to a fixed blueprint. We have the ability to adjust the way our genes are expressed depending on our environment, habits etc. we can break generational traumas, illnesses etc. creating healthier genes for offspring and so on.
Is that accurate?
teaching goat, always check to see if you've made a video on a confusing topic before I check anyone else
That's awesome to hear, Bob. And don't worry - many more videos coming, so stay tuned 👍🏾
This was very informative ❤
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Nice video! I don't know much about genes, but what i understood was that not every gene in our body is used all the time. Epigenetics is basically determining what genes are body is "currently" using? Like how every single cell in our body has the same amount of chromosomes, but they don't use all of the information in those chromosomes. Like how a stomach cell will produce HCl, but a nerve cell is going to "deactivate" the HCl producing gene. Is my reasoning correct?
Thanks again! We need more teachers like you. Enthusiastic and smart!
Thanks. I really appreciate the encouragement.
Thank you sir 60 awesome seconds
My Owe life changed after understanding quantum physics and epigenetics
It was super informative, thank you 😍😍😍
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Best example of this is grasshoppers and locust
Ooo, I'm curious. Please explain.
So if you got your genes edited would you change immediately or is that something they can do in the future or is that not possible at all
Thanks sir for your efforts 😊
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You are soooo beautiful. Thank you for this information
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So if i have a tendency to procrastinate could that get passed down?
That's a good question. So procrastination isn't directly inherited in your DNA But the way we behave can be influenced by both genetics and environment. Epigenetics is all about how your behaviors and environment can cause changes that affect the way your genes work. So, while you might not pass down procrastination as a specific trait, the environment you create and your behaviors could influence your children's habits. It's a mixture of nature AND nurture.
Epigenetics is reason for Behaviour and habbits
make a video on LAC Operon
Great idea. Stay tuned.
Bless them,change me
inheritance= epigenetics ??
Nope, but it's definitely involved.
I love the explosion
Thanks, Genevieve.
Thank you
You're welcome, Yusuf. Stay tuned for more.
@@InteractiveBiology Will do
Genetic memory
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Damn I'mma get my act together and workout more 😂😂😂
That's always a good decision 😉
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Wish Pfizer knew this