Search for mutation points

The change in gene base sequence caused by base substitution, addition, or deletion in DNA molecules is called gene mutation. Inheritable genetic mutations result in offspring developing new traits that their ancestors never had before. Many phenomena in daily life that are seen as differences in physical constitution or personal preferences, such as facial hair loss from drinking alcohol, sudden loss of hair, and not eating coriander, may be caused by genetic mutations. By identifying the genetic mutation points, we can find the real reasons for these phenomena.

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As the fundamental genetic unit that controls biological traits, genes transcend time and space, passing down from our ancestors through generations. During the process of inheritance, they gradually undergo subtle variations due to external factors such as environment and lifestyle habits. This mutation, accumulated over the course of history, may exhibit a uniqueness that is unparalleled among different populations. one Do you hate eating coriander? That's not your fault: Gene locus: chromosome 11 (OR6A2) Gene description: Specific olfactory receptor gene, particularly sensitive to aldehyde chemicals (the root of coriander's unique taste). two Blushing face, good alcohol tolerance? Perhaps it's a resistance signal from the body: Gene locus: chromosome 12 (ALDH2) Gene description: Approximately 8% of people worldwide carry this gene mutation, about 36% of East Asians blush when drinking alcohol, and the proportion of Chinese people is about 40%, hence it's called "Asian Red". three always.