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Geometry of Life Video Key Facts: Twin Studies: 1)Scientists found evidence that genes help shape human personality. DNA & Genes: 1)Scientists used to think that approximately 100,000 genes controlled what a human looks like.

2)Following the human genome project, scientists discovered that only _30,000 genes control the make-up of a human. 3)DNA is made up of four controlling chemical compounds: a) Adenine - A b) Thymine - T c) Cytosine - C d) Guanine - G 4)These make up the code of genes on our DNA.

Master Genes: 1)Master genes control many other genes. 2)For example a single gene controls several genes responsible for making a fly’s leg. 3)If the “Master gene” develops a mistake (that is a mutation ) then it may cause the leg to grow in the wrong place.

Evolution: 1)This theory states that all living things are the result of genetic mistakes called mutations.

2)All living things are thought to have developed from a single celled organism as a result of genetic mistakes that have accumulated over millions of years.

Huntington’s Disease: 1)Started in Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela. Maria Concepcion Soto died over 100 years ago by this disease, which resulted from a mutation. 2)Nancy Wexler charted the family tree of over 2,000 people to help find the gene controlling this disease.

Hemophilia: 1)Considered the royal diseases because Queen Victoria carried the defective gene. 2)A person with this disorder lacks ability for blood to clott, and can bleed to death easily. 3)Factor 8 is the blood clotting protein that Hemophiliacs are missing.

Recombinant DNA Technology: 1)Researchers can turn bacteria into chemical factories for making human protein (such as insulin, and factor 8). 2)Therefore, bacteria can help us by making proteins that some humans with mutations or other disorders cannot naturally make.