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The ”Eve” Gene

It will also show the scientists what genes have been preserved and which ones have been rejected through the process of natural selection.

Scientifically, the African woman is the only organism that possesses the mitochondrial DNA that has all the variations possible for every different kind of human being on this earth.

When the DNA of a Black woman mutates, all other types of human being come into existence.

This gene is called the “Eve Gene,” and is only found in Black women.

What is DNA?

DNA contains the genetic information that allows all forms of life to function, grow and reproduce.
Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is the cell’s hereditary material and contains instructions for development, growth and reproduction.
DNA is passed from generation to generation in humans and many other organisms.
The same DNA is located in nearly every cell of the human body. DNA is mostly located within chromosomes in the nucleus, but some DNA is also found in the mitochondria.
Chromosomes consist of DNA coiled around histones (alkaline proteins).
If extended, the DNA would measure approximately 2 meters

(a little over 2 yards).

DNA is made up of four chemical (nitrogen) bases

Purines

Adenine
Guanine

Pyrimidines

Cytosine
Thymine

The Two (2) Pairs of Chemical (Nitrogen) Bases

These pairs are called base pairs.

Adenine + Thymine
Cytosine + Guanine
The base pairs are held together by a hydrogen bond.
One base plus a deoxyribose sugar molecule and a phosphate group create a nucleotide.

NEXT WEBINAR #4: THE CELLS OF HENRIETTA LACKS (DECEMBER 5TH, 2021)

Click Here To Purchase *Replay - Webinar #3 - DNA & RNA

Click Here To Purchase *Replay - Webinar #3 - DNA & RNA

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