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1. Aliens To The Chromosome: Companies, etc. Made By – PMI; Notes Limited to copies. Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout: IFPI L - MADE BY PMI ⚹ DCD ⚹ #01; Mastering SID Code: IFPI L; Mould SID Code: IFPI ; Recommendations 4/5(7).

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2. Sep 19,  · Although estimates vary, humans have anywhere from 20, to 30, genes in the chromosome. In stark contrast, out mitochondria only contains 37 genes. While the human genome is full of unused genetic code, the mitochondrial genetic material is bare bones. All of its genes are essential for normal mitochondrial function.

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3. Aboriginal Australians have been genetically isolated from the rest of humanity for 50, years with no direct evidence that they had ever intermarried with South-East Asians about 4, years Author: Steve Connor.

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4. Humans and great apes differ in chromosome numbers—humans have 46 while apes have The difference is claimed to be due to the “end-to-end fusion” of two small, ape-like chromosomes in a human-ape ancestor that joined in the distant past and formed human chromosome 2. This idea was first proposed by researchers who noticed that humans and chimps share similar chromosomal .

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5. The pair of sex chromosomes determines whether a fetus becomes male or female. Males have one X and one Y chromosome. A male’s X comes from his mother and the Y comes from his father. Females have two X chromosomes, one from the mother and one from the father. In certain ways, sex chromosomes function differently than nonsex chromosomes.

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6. Jun 19,  · In , Crisp and his colleagues found that there are about alien genes nestling in the human genome. They seem to have arrived relatively recently from .

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7. Alien DNA cannot become part of the chromosome anywhere along its length and replicate normally because in order to ligate itself to the host chromosome alien DNA requires specific recognition sequences. The sequence should also be close to the origin of replication or Ori where DNA replication starts. This site is necessary for the binding of.

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8. Aug 10,  · The twenty-third set of chromosomes determine the gender of a person: two X chromosomes create a female, and an X paired with a Y creates a male. The Y chromosome is much smaller than a typical X chromosome, and contains somewhere between genes (the entire human genome comprises approximately 20,, genes).

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