Jul 21, 2020
12:13:09pm
12:13:09pm
Your example presupposes a high percentage of Danish genes overall in the genes of both parents. The likelihood of
an alternate version of a gene being from the same geographically-linked pool is totally dependent on how geographically-diverse the parents' genetics are to begin with.
I don't know your particular family, but if, for a hypothetical example, a mom is 100% Danish and Dad is 100% Japanese (this wouldn't be the case, but just for concept) if you don't get the danish gene you are very likely to be getting a Japanese one.
So yeah, it's for sure a "your genes may vary" situation.
I don't know your particular family, but if, for a hypothetical example, a mom is 100% Danish and Dad is 100% Japanese (this wouldn't be the case, but just for concept) if you don't get the danish gene you are very likely to be getting a Japanese one.
So yeah, it's for sure a "your genes may vary" situation.
Originally posted on Jul 21, 2020 at 12:13:09pm
Message modified by mvtoro on Jul 21, 2020 at 12:13:36pm
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