What is an important conclusion about development emphasized by the interpretation of the Genome Project?

[Whatthefluff]

last question for tonight, I swear.

Identification of genes allows for exact predictions regarding phenotypes

the outcome of genetic action is dependent upon its interaction with the environment

no predictions may be made, despite a greater understanding of genetic effects

how important DNA is in determining our physical destinies

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[meetkitty123]

phenotypesGenetic phenotypes Are things such as

• hair color
• height
• Blood type
• Eye color
• Certain types of disease

the Genome Project:
The Human Genome Project was a scientific international collaboration to research and decode and map all of the human DNA sequence of the entire human genome. It began in 1990 and was completed by 2003. Research is still ongoing as we are still discovering more about DNA but the project paved the way in genetics and our future.

[JackSmy]

Ok, Biology degree, and a Concentration in Cell and Molecular Biology.
Your question is double-speak, and I don't know what you are asking!
Oh, yeah, it sounds impressive, but, really? Just ask like a normal person, and cut out the BS, OK? :) :)
So much has been discovered, and many genomes sequenced, but the DNA, alone is not the KEY! It is the mRNA, and the things we don't yet know, with the proteins created from the DNA, and then 'edited' by some mechanisms that are known, and others, still undefined!
Sequencing DNA was like learning to write. Proteomics, and some other things, understanding what that DNA encodes, and produces, then how it is changed, inside a cell, before the final, functional protein, that does something is the new Frontier!

[JackSmy]

to the DOWNVOTER: did you not understand? I know it I said a lot, and maybe it was too much?
The asker asked a bunch of things, and confused terms and made it seem like she really was asking something good, but, it was confused, and she doesn't understand, do you?

[talloak]

I don't fully identify with any of the answers. The current understanding of genetics can tell a bit about people, particularly about genetic proclivities (such as, increased risk of certain cancers). But it's nowhere near a predictive science. That is still far in the future if it is possible at all.

[JoyGirl]

From what I quickly researched, the first one sounds good.

**Don’t quote me on it, tho... looool**

[Jjpayne]

You said the word genome and you lost me 😂 what is a genome again? It's been a while

[Massageman]

A-. While we can track individual genomes, one cannot depend on EXACT predictions being able to be made in every case.

[Anonymous]

I don't completely understand the question but genes and environmental cues are both important in development of embryo to mature organism

[Opinion Owner]

also I did not want to answer this question for my own stupid activiti moment shinerdown

[mrgspoter]

The 1st I'm sure I seen podcast with one of the guys that does that stuff think I remember him saying almost that sentence 😅

[Gwenhwyfar]

D, but they’re all important

[Browneye57]

Got me. I have no idea.

[blondfrog]

Google it copy and paste in search engine.

[Anonymous]

What the Fluff is a Genome Project?

[ChefPapiChulo]

my brain hurts

[mrgspoter]

Awe buddy did you fill up on way too many shadows and now the gut pain feels like Eden?

[ChefPapiChulo]

@mrgspoter sure

[mrgspoter]

Apparently to cure that then you need to be near a bubbling volcano in the mist of a thunderstorm and she might notice you then good luck.

[ChefPapiChulo]

@mrgspoter okay