technical institute pavel volchukov.e way or another. a large number of mutations, but due to the fact that our genome is diploid, that is, almost everything, and in women, in general, all of them, in fact, the genes are presented in a double set, thus being a carrier does not always mean something bad, that is, normal, if if we start now delving into our own genomes, we will of course find a huge number of mutations, many of them are described as clinically pathogenic. some kind of, excuse me, random combination of chromosomes, which are sections of chromosomes, yes, accordingly, such a shuffle, yes, but not always random, if you allow me to clarify, because in the case of an x-chromosome there, and a boy, for example , there is absolutely no chance there, that is, if there is a breakdown in one x-chromosome, yes, in the mother, and the other x-chromosome is compensated, then he will take the healthy one, no, unfortunately not so, that is. but theoretically it is possible, but for now we , we humanity, for the time bein

volchukov, head of the laboratory of genomic engineering at the moscow institute of physics and technologyty is, what kind? do not fit together, and if at all now there are people without genetic abnormalities, probably no, it would be correct to answer in fact, all of us are like this or... carriers of a large number of mutations , but due to the fact that we have our genome, diploid, that is, almost everything, in women it’s generally the same , strictly speaking, all genes are presented in a double set, thus carrier status does not always mean something bad, that is, normal, if we now start delving into our own genomes, we will of course find a huge number of mutations, many of them are described as clinically pathogenic, that is, harmful, but nevertheless, not all of them in general, they really do lead to their pathogenic harmful manifestation, simply because most often they are compensated by a second healthy copy, and the conclusion about genetic incompatibility is then made on the basis of which, and this is probabilistic in fact, but in fact you understand that a child from dads a