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All babies are born with a kind of prearranged pattern as a result of a process of transmission of genetic characteristics from the parent to the
offspring , called HEREDITY.
BEHAVIOR GENETICS combines the methods of genetics and psychology to study the
inheritance of behavioral characteristics.
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Physical characteristics:
height bone structure the color of the hair and eyes are inherited
Psychological characteristics:
ability temperament emotional stability are transmitted from parents to offspring.
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The hereditary pattern is
transmitted at conception when
female egg is fertilized but the
male sperm cell. The union of the egg and the sperm within the mother’s body result in a new cell called a
zygote.
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During the prenatal period, when the fetus is in the mother’s womb, the systems and structures it will need to function as a separate being develop.
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The hereditary units that we receive from our
parents and transmit to our offspring are
carried by microscopic particles known as CHROMOSOMES ,
colored bodies found within the nucleus of each cell in the body.
The human cell contains 46
chromosomes arranged in 23 pairs.
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Each chromosomes is composed of many individual hereditary units called
Genes, which also occur in pairs – one gene in each pair comes from the
sperm chromosomes and one gene from the ovum chromosomes. Thus, a
child receives only half of each parent’s total genes. The complete set of genes is called the human Genome. The total
number of genes in each human chromosomes is around 100,000.
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One exception is identical twins, who is having developed from the same fertilized egg, have exactly the same chromosomes and genes.
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The actual carrier of hereditary information within the genes is a complex nucleic acid called DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid). DNA
gives special “ hereditary instructions” for the cellular development of the organism and these instructions are partially carried
out by RNA .
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The potential importance of the discovery of both DNA and RNA is that once we know how these substances give instructions and how the instructions are carried out, we may be able to correct faulty growth in mankind such as inherited abnormalities. These have been the work of scientists in what is referred to as genetic engineering
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Test tube or in – vitro fertilization (IVF) , CLONING and other experiments on
the human life and nature are in active development in this age of
highly advanced technology. These developments offer many marvels as science expands its growing ability to
improve on nature.
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This high tech baby making involves removing eggs from a female them outside the body with sperms from a male and then putting them back into a uterus to grow.
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In the Kotulak and Gorner report (19950 , it says that in Vitro fertilization (IVF) has
made possible every permutation of egg, sperm and womb. Because of this, human
embryos may be mixed and matched, frozen and stored and may become the subjects of property disputes and make definitions of modern parenthood fuzzy.
Through IVF , parents can now determine the sex and kind of children they want.
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Scientists hugged the limelight in genetic engineering in their campaign to put information about DNA to use quickly as
possible in the treatment and prevention of human diseases
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On January 17, 1994, by P.E. Dewitt were the works of Dr. Francis Collins who leads a 15 year project at the U.S. National Institute of Health .
The project is called the Human Genome Project which aims to draw the details of the human
genome or the DNA . As reported DNA in their hands has become both a blueprint and a drug, a
pharmacological substance of extraordinary potency that can treat not just symptoms or
diseases that cause them but also the imperfections in DNA that make people
susceptible to a disease.
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Four molecule “ Letters” called nucleotides – ADENINE (A), CYSTOSINE (C) , QUANINE (G) and THYNINE (T). By scanning a data base containing the complete sequence of letters , researchers could quickly end up at a particular gene’s front door.
This process is used to locate defective or “ broken genes.” Once a “broken” gene is found , the next thing for the gene engineers is to come up with a strategy to replace bad nucleotide one letter at a time.
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Cloning is duplicating a human embryo where the cells are simply copied with their genes intact. It
seems like a simple process; in fact , agricultural, researchers have used it to clone embryos from cattle, pigs, and other animals for more than a
decade now
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Dolly (5 July 1996 – 14 February 2003) was a female domestic sheep, and the first mammal to be cloned from an adult somatic cell, using the
process of nuclear transfer. She was cloned by Ian Wilmut, Keith Campbell and colleagues at
the Roslin Institute near Edinburgh in Scotland. She was born on 5 July 1996 and she lived until the age
of six. She has been called "the world's most famous sheep" by sources including BBC
News and Scientific American. The cell used as the donor for the cloning of Dolly was taken from a
mammary gland, and the production of a healthy clone therefore proved that a cell taken from a specific part of the body could recreate a whole
individual. On Dolly's name, Wilmut stated "Dolly is derived from a mammary gland cell and we couldn't think of a more impressive pair of glands than Dolly
Parton's".
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Zone Pellucida – strip away an outer coating that is essential to development.
Related to ethical issues, Many scientists and physicians strongly believe that it would be unethical to attempt to clone
humans . With so many unknowns concerning reproductive cloning, the
attempt to clone humans at this time is considered potentially dangerous and
ethically irresponsible.
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If both members of a gene pair are dominant, the individual will manifest the trait determined by
the genes. If one dominant and the other is recessive, the individual will show the form of the
trait determined by the dominant gene but will also carry the recessive gene, which may be expressed in a different way as a trait in the offspring. A recessive form of the trait will be
expressed only if the genes contributed by both parents are recessive. The genes determining eye color, for example, act in a pattern of dominance and recessiveness. Blue eyes are recessive. Thus, for a child to be blue-eyed, both parents must be blue-eyed, or if one parent is brown-eyed parents can produce a blue-eyed only if both carry a gene
for blue eyes.
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For example, brown hair is a dominant trait over blonde hair. So if someone inherits a blonde hair gene from the mother and a brown hair gene from the father, they will have brown hair. The dominant allele for brown hair will override the blonde hair allele.
RecessivenessA recessive trait is which requires two copies of the gene to show up. For example, blonde hair is recessive, so it will only be present in the child if both parents donate a blonde hair allele. This is sometimes called a double recessive.
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Dominant Gene Recessive Gene
Brown eyes
Dark or brunette hair
Curly hair
Normal hair
Normal color vision
Normal hearing
Normal coloring
Immunity to poison ivy
Normal blood
Blue eyes
Light, blond, and red hair
Straight hair
Baldness
Color Blindness
Congenital deafness
Night blindness
Susceptibility to poison ivy
Hemophilia – failure of blood to clot
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We cannot tell what genes a person has inherited simply by looking at him. Looking
at a person tells us his phenotype or genetic inheritance as noted in his observable characteristics. The person’s genotype
includes all genetic characteristics, seen and unseen, dominant and recessive. A person
who has a dominant gene for brown skin and recessive gene for fair skin, for example, has a phenotype (appearance) of brown skin but a genotype (genetic makeup) of brown skin
with a recessive gene for fair skin.
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Similarities between organisms of any one kind are determined by heredity. Individuals of the same family have similar genes and traits . The reason is that each parent contributes half
of his or her genes to his or her children. Some of the genes of a brother and sister are sometimes identical . So too , are some of the
genes of parent and child.
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1. Heredity has an important influence in determining intelligence
2. Environment has substantial effects on intelligence
3. Both heredity and environment play a profound role in a person’s score on intelligence test.
Inheritance of Emotionality
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Male and female chromosomes appear the same when examined under the microscope, except pair number 23, the sex chromosomes . The first 22 pairs are called Autosomes. Pair 23 determines the sex of the individual and carries genes for certain traits the are called “sex – linked”.
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a man marries a woman
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Heredity and maturation do not mean the same thing. Heredity , as we have seen is the direction and pattern given by the genes to growth and development .
Maturation is the completion of growth and development within the organism, the unfolding of
an individual’s inherent traits or potentials.
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Maturation is not the same as learning, since changes due to maturation are determined by heredity. For example , a newborn baby cannot learn to walk, no matter how much instruction he is given. Only when his body structure has developed sufficiently due to maturation can be taught to walk.
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The development of language following shortly after birth is achieved in the kind of orderly sequence that characterizes motor development in the average child. A great deal of learning goes on before a child utters his first word.
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Human learning cannot be accounted for solely in terms of maturation but learning does take place most efficiently when the environmental stimulation is keyed to the degree of maturation of the individual. A child can learn to read most efficiently if
he is given instruction in reading at a time when he has achieved a sufficient degree
of maturation.
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Environment includes all the conditions inside and outside an
organism that in any way influence its behavior , growth , development or
life processes except the genes.
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The external physical environment is made up of all the many things in the world that affect us directly ( as food does) and all the things that stimulate our sense organs (sight and sounds do).
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The social environment includes all the human beings who in any way influence us. All these social influences occur because as human beings , we must learn to live in the world and cope with the exigencies of life. We are able to learn a great many kinds of adaptive behavior that fit us to changing environmental situations.
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“Great Qualities are partly the gift of God, partly the result of good training and effort”
- Anonymous
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