| | Phenotype DisadvantageGenetic expression is interesting. One naturally expects a child to have similarities with his parents due to shared genetic information. But how and what part of a person's genetic code gets expressed is clearly influenced by both internal and external factors. Sometimes this can yield unexpected results. For example, consider the exchange between me and a fellow youth worker on Friday...Nick: My mom was a math major in college.
Nick: Actually, she was a math and computer science double major.
Alice: What happened to you?! 
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| | Posted 4/21/2008 3:14 PM - 4 comments
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