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That's what he was feeling. Just even glimpsing at it at this thing made him completely disgusted and full of dread on an almost sort of genetic level.

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I'm CeCe Moore, Genetic Genealogist. I'm here to answer your questions from the internet.

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What we are doing in Investigative Genetic Genealogy, which is the term that refers to when we're working with law enforcement, is we are reverse-engineering someone's identity from their DNA alone.

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All of the genetic genealogy databases are owned by private for-profit companies, so they get to set their own policies, procedures and terms of service.

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Some people are probably wondering if there's a genetic component to OCD.

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Although the nature of it isn't exactly clear, based on twin studies where researchers have examined identical twins, fraternal twins, even identical twins that share the same sack in utero, the what we call monochorionic, so sitting in the same little bag during pregnancy or in different little bags, you can see different levels of what's called genetic concordance.

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But if we were to just sort of cut a broad swath through all of the genetic data, it's fair to say that about 40 to 50% of OCD cases have some genetic component, some mutation or some inherited aspect that's genetic and that one could point to if they got their genome mapped.

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We see that in the archaeological record and especially in the genetic record.

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Twin studies show a strong genetic component, although we don't know which genes are involved.

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I'm talking about your genetic ghost, your personal genomic variation that can be carried on by your descendants.

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Now, interestingly, even if your progeny are especially fckened, your genetic ghost probably won't stick around that long.

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Just how much of your unique genetic code winds up in your grandkids, for example, depends partly on chance.

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Did they suffer from a genetic abnormality?

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But then again, what is a virus? A thing not considered alive or conscious, genetic code incredibly good at persisting and getting replicated.

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A single depressive episode can be triggered by many different factors: loss, trauma, prolonged stress, or a genetic predisposition and no identifiable trigger.

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Okay, but, how the heck does that store genetic information?

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PLUS, almost every cell in your body contains your entire genetic code, but genes can be turned on or off depending on the cell, which is good, because otherwise your brain cells might just start making stomach acid, which would not be good.

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Meiosis also starts with a diploid cell, but after replication, the chromosomes comingle and exchange genetic information in a process called “crossing over”.

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Listen: discuss the ethical implications of genetic engineering in the context of human enhancement. Whoa.

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A standard STR test will look at around 20 locations on your genome for where these repeats can occur, and it will count how many repeats you have in each location. So if you are looking at 20 of these markers and you've got one from mom and one from dad, you're actually getting 40 different genetic markers coming back.

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