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Genes are the most basic and functional unit of heredity. In other words, it means that genes make up our DNA and are responsible for all the genetic traits that we have. And in humans, everyone has two copies of each gene, one from each parent. Usually, these genes are same for all individuals, but less than 1% of the total differ between individuals and these are responsible for the variations and uniqueness of each individual. These changes or alternation in the genes are called an Allele.
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Human genome project (HGP) was an international scientific research project which got successfully completed in the year 2003 by sequencing the entire human genome of 3.3 billion base pairs. The HGP led to the growth of bioinformatics which is a vast field of the research. The successful sequencing of the human genome could solve the mystery of many disorder in humans and gave us a way to cope up with them.
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