Your unique genotype:
A) has changed dramatically as you have progressed through the various ages and stages of the lifespan.
B) is found in the chromosomes of every cell in your body, except for your reproductive cells (sperm or eggs).
C) is composed of 23 pairs of genes.
D) is found in dominant gene pairs but not in recessive gene pairs.

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Your unique genotype is determined by the genes in your chromosomes, which are present in every cell in your body except for sperm or eggs. This genotype remains relatively stable throughout your life, although it may be influenced by environmental factors or mutations. It is composed of 23 pairs of genes, with one copy inherited from each parent. Dominant and recessive genes both contribute to your genotype.

Your Unique Genotype