We'll dive deep into the biological processes, to learn how people have different bloodtypes

It's now under a 10th of a cent.

So their genetic material will float around.

He was talking about genetic algorithms, quantum teleportation.

A key thing is that the major violence genes, it's called the MAO A gene.

So they hang out on the outside of this bacteria.

But these retroviruses, they're actually changing our genetic makeup.

Gene.

Evolve biomorphs using genetic algorithms

That's disappeared. That no longer applies.

Genetic encoding

They're abundant. There's some around here.

We have a serious meme running through.

The initial frequency of the red hair gene is therefore 50 percent, or 10 of 20 total genes.

And so one of the things we've been doing is using genetic enhancement, or genetic manipulation, of normal selective breeding pushed a little bit through genetics.

These days scientists know how you inherit characteristics from your parents.

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It's genetic.

And once they do get into the cell, they release their genetic material into the cell.

Now remember, we're assaying genes.

So these two bacteria both of a common gene called the HFQ gene, which Nye

And so it's the one thing where they predicted a theoretical construct.

So they are one cell and they have this special property that they only have one piece of DNA.

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There's no reason for us to be here we're just accidents of genetics,

Metagenic research.

Our genetic heritage...

It's 45 years of it that's created what I call the baba factor.

Turns out, the monkeys play it safe too.

We call it Evolutionary Program Repair.

Unlike the legacy of inherited predisposition to addictive behavior or substances this needs no genetic assistance.

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Not that weird for this town.

3. Genetic exceptionalism

Ah, oh no, these genes are actually different.

These days, scientists know a lot more about genetics and heredity.

This is how this works.

Take this example from rats.

These chains then progress and attach to the genetic material and pull the genetic material from one cell into two cells.

And those 23 pairs of chromosomes, carry all of the DNA, all of the hereditary material, all of the hereditary information with which your cells, and tissues, and organs in your body execute their functions.

The U.S. Library of Congress, in terms of its printed volume of data, contains less data than is coming out of a good genomics company every month on a compound basis.

It's not a joke when we say that you won't survive once you've been singled out.