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Human chromosomes, artwork

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Human chromosomes, artwork

Human karyotype, computer artwork. A karyotype is the complete set of chromosomes of an organism. Humans have 46 chromosomes in total: 23 inherited from the mother (blue) and 23 from the father (pink). The sex chromosomes (labelled XY and XX) determine the individuals gender

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Centromere Centromeres Chromatid Chromatids Chromosomal Chromosome Chromosomes Father Gender Gene Genes Genetic Hereditary Heredity Inheritance Inherited Karyotype Label Labelled Lines Material Maternal Mother Numbered Numbers Paired Pairs Paternal Proteins Rows Sex Chromosome Deoxyribonucleic Acid Genetics Protein


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This artwork showcases the intricate beauty of human chromosomes, offering a glimpse into the complex world of genetics and inheritance. The print features a meticulously crafted human karyotype, which represents the complete set of chromosomes found in our bodies. With 46 chromosomes in total, half inherited from each parent, this artwork highlights the unique genetic makeup that defines us as individuals. The blue chromosomes symbolize those passed down by our mothers, while the pink ones represent those received from our fathers. Among them are two distinct sex chromosomes labeled XY for males and XX for females, determining an individual's gender. Through this stunning illustration, we gain insight into the fundamental building blocks of life: DNA and proteins. Each numbered chromosome is composed of two chromatids connected by a centromere. Paired together in rows and lines, these chromosomal structures play a crucial role in heredity and carry genes responsible for various traits. The artistry displayed here not only celebrates biological diversity but also serves as a reminder of our shared humanity. It invites contemplation on how these tiny strands shape who we are—our health, appearance, and even predispositions to certain conditions—while emphasizing that every individual possesses their own unique combination of genetic material. This print from Science Photo Library captures both scientific accuracy and aesthetic appeal—a testament to the profound beauty hidden within our very cells.

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