Do Girls Inherit More DNA from Mom or Dad? Understanding Genetic Contribution

Explore how girls inherit DNA from both parents and the role of mitochondrial DNA. Get insights into genetic contributions.

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Girls receive 50% of their DNA from each parent. While mitochondrial DNA comes exclusively from the mother, the overall genetic contribution remains balanced between both parents, ensuring a mix of hereditary traits.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is mitochondrial DNA? Mitochondrial DNA is genetic material found in mitochondria, inherited exclusively from the mother.
  2. Do boys inherit differently from their parents? Boys inherit DNA from both parents just like girls, but the expression of certain traits may differ.
  3. How much DNA do children inherit from each parent? Children inherit approximately 50% of their DNA from each parent, contributing to their unique genetic makeup.

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