Albinism and Genetics

This is me trying to explain the genetics behind albinism. I hope that I did a good enough job explaining. I tried to apologize at the end for trying to teach genetics over youtube... If you have any questions, please ask.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• genetics
• albinism
• albino
• punnett
• square

[P0mt3]

This is all very interesting, indeed. Thank you so much for making these videos.

You're really pretty. :)

[Razeasha]

@P0mt3 I'm glad that you liked it. I hope I wasn't too hard to follow. I'll mae a better explanation sometime soon.

[lupirous]

hello wonder girl i like

[nelliepodx]

I mean if you had a child with someone Not albino sorry spelling mistake

[nelliepodx]

If you have a child with someone to albino then could they inherit Some albino traits such as the light coloring, in like just hair, or could the baby have dark hair and light skin sensitive to light like you? Or is the baby either albino or not albino ? Thank you this was really interesting !!

[tinytinaxoxo]

i really understood many parts of it...thx!!!

[akwordsmith]

I think you are very Pretty,

[MsColdCanada]

I have seen a video or two with African parents who had an albino child and for some unknown (and scientifically bogus) reason their doctor was so poorly informed that when asked the doctor said it was unlikely that their next child would have albinism. Then, as was likely, they have a couple of more albino children and are surprised each time.

[TheTreeLobotomist]

my moms has blonde hair my dad has black hair my hair is a ashy blonde it looks like light golden colored and my eyes are neither one of my parents color lol...... i guess there colors mixed :P

[noroto320]

The reason is

1-I think white hair is hot

2-you r very nice

3-21 is the best age to be

4-eye color changing is beautiful and majestic

5-you r smart

[noroto320]

I would totally go out with you but you are 21 now and it would be illegal to date someone who is 15

[kasha20]

this helped me find out if I am a carrier. I have a 50/50 chance of being a carrier. I always thought it was possible for me to have a child with ablinism. You taught/showed me that if the father is not a carrier the child will not have abinism. However, the child would have a 50/50 chance of being a carrier.

I don't know if I made any sense.

Can you test to see if you are a carrier and how much does that cost?