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Genetics, Extra link for the standards - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Some beneficial changes to traits from mutations can be increased bone density, meaning it would be harder to break bones.
      - Another beneficial mutation could be Malaria resistance, where your genes make it is you have a lower risk of getting malaria.
    - - A neutral mutation could be something such as unattached earlobes, which do not harm you or benefit you.
      - Another Neutral thing could be a mutation that affects your skin pigment, so it has a very odd color, but it doesn't harm or benefit you.
    - - Harmful changes from mutations can be Color blindness.
      - Another harmful mutation could be having no nose.
  - - - What the encyclopedia Analogy is basically a series of books with information that falls under that alphabetical segment, so as another example is if a book goes under the letter A, it would show examples or words with the letter A in them.
- - - - In the Fancy Fish article, it shows the scientists genetically modified a fish to grow fast and larger so humans could get fish at a higher food supply, and these are called farm raised fish.
    - - In the Edpuzzle, it explains that CRISPR is used when you want to remove or sometimes help rebuild a piece of DNA in the cell, after giving a specific piece of DNA to a CAS protein, which then will enter the cell and look for that Dna, then cut the DNA out and sometimes replace it. Another thing humans could do is use this to become immune to diseases, by using CAS9, a specific protein to cut out a piece of the virus and insert it, so it can detect that virus if it comes back and destroy it.
    - - In my Screencastify, I explained how I could change some desired traits in humans, after taking out some DNA from the three banded panther worm. The trait or thing I could change is how we regrow limbs or how we respond to damage with healing.