Newborn splenomegaly, is it inherited from the father s gene or the mother s gene?

Many children may already feel whether their personality is a milder state or a more fierce state when they are just born. And you will also feel that some children are growing up, their temper is becoming more and more obvious, and they can also feel that there is a certain resemblance to their parents. So many people will also think that heredity is a very magical thing.

The temper is also becoming more and more obviousFor example, if some parents have a bad temper, their children may also have a bad temper. First of all, there is a certain degree of genetic reason. Another part is that some children are also influenced by this environment in the process of growing up, so it will also lead to a certain degree of influence on their personality.

In fact, many children will not only inherit some appearance, but also have a certain degree of inheritance in gender.

Due to the influence of the family environment, there is also a certain degree of heredity in terms of teeth and intelligence, so in this case, everyone will think that heredity is a very magical thing. But if some children feel that they have a very big temper when they are born, it may not be entirely genetic. It may be because they feel uncomfortable, or they feel that the surrounding environment is very unfamiliar, so they have this more fearful or fear-based attitude.

It will make them feel very frightened, so they will also have some crying states.

And there are some children, they may also be affected by the family environment in the process of growing up, such as what kind of range their parents usually create at home, and their atmosphere may lead to a certain degree of influence on their personality. If it is a harmonious family atmosphere, the children's personality will become more gentle. If it is in an environment where there is more severe or even some scolding, these children will become more fierce.

So to a certain extent, this is also a lot of relationship with the acquired environmental influence, and the innate degree of influence is not much related to the personality.

In fact, it is very likely that they have inherited the genes common to Mom and Dad, but it is also possible that there is a genetic mutation.

I feel that there is no scientific basis for this, and both parents can check it out.

Yes, because a child's genes are determined by both parents, so both parents have an influence.

I think it may be genetic, or it may be caused by the baby's discomfort, after all, the newborn child still has no temper.

Mostly fathers. Scientific studies have shown that 80 percent of a child's temperament and character are inherited from the father; Only 20% come from the mother, which means that if the father is irritable and obedient, the child is likely to have a big temper.

From the perspective of genetic material, the nuclear genes of a child come from the father and the mother, respectively, accounting for half of each, but the vast majority of the plasma genes come from the mother, so there are more genes from the mother than from the father. But from a genetic point of view, most of the genes in the human body are silent, that is, these genes are not expressed, and it is impossible to determine whether the genes from the father are more expressed, or whether the genes from the mother are more expressed.

Biologically, half of a child's genes come from the mother and half from the father. So say it's just as much. You can learn this from biology in middle school.

As for who he looks like, it depends on which one is the dominant gene. But the genes of both sides are the same and cannot be changed.

Theoretically it is the same, this is the law of biological development. However, since inheritance is not only nuclear inheritance, but also prostitial inheritance, nuclear inheritance is of course equally distributed, but prostitial inheritance is matrilineal inheritance.

Whether it is a son or a daughter, there are many hereditary mothers. Because the mother provides the cytoplasm in the egg cell and the chromosomes in the nucleus, whereas the father only provides the chromosomes in the sperm cell. If both parents are beautiful, their daughters will be beautiful; Sons don't have to.

The son gets the X chromosome from the mother and the Y chromosome from the father.

The Y chromosome contains about 78 genes encoding proteins, and the X chromosome contains about 900 to 1,200 genes.

Does the child inherit more genes from his father, or more genes from his mother?

Generally speaking, people with large, tall noses and wide nostrils are inherited dominantly based on the inheritance of prominent parental features. If one of the parents has a straight nose, there is a high possibility that it will be passed on to the child. In addition, the nose genetics continue until adulthood, which means that people with short noses when they are young may become tall noses when they reach adulthood.

The shape of the ears is inherited, with large ears being dominantly inherited and small ears being recessive. As long as one of the parents has big ears, then the child is most likely to have big ears as well. In addition, large earlobes are also dominantly inherited, as long as one of the parents is a big earlobe, then the child is very likely to also have a pair of big earlobes.

The lower jaw is dominantly inherited, and it is very obvious that one parent has a large protruding chin, and children will generally have a similar large chin.

The thin upper lip is dominantly inherited, and the thickness of the lower lip is also dominantly inherited. In addition, there is a shallow groove between the nose and the mouth, and the genes that cause this area to become longer are also dominant. Dimples are also dominantly inherited.

If one of the parents has these traits, they are generally more likely to be passed on to their children.