23andMe’s animated guides to genetics November 22, 2007
Posted by Bertalan Meskó in 23andMe, Education, Personalized medicine, Video, genetics, science.trackback
The “hypest” topics of these days in the whole blogosphere are 23andMe and the rising of personalized genetics. Here are the animations created by 23andMe for their patients to help them with the basic concepts of genetics.
What are genes?
What are SNPs?
Where do your genes come from?
What is phenotype?
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Uhm… aren’t all these vids over at 23andMe’s website?
Of course! But a Youtube user called 23andMe uploaded these and I thought it could be interesting to watch them separatedly.
some times genes you get from your parents SUCK!!!! I inhereted the love of photography from my grandma!!! That was a good thing though
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