I have a brilliant idea:
Pedigree charts, but for mental illnesses and disorders.
My family's chart would be so crazy. I'm gonna go make one.

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I have a brilliant idea:
Pedigree charts, but for mental illnesses and disorders.
My family's chart would be so crazy. I'm gonna go make one.
One-Name Study Hunter
Me and the #MyColorfulGenealogy meme
Anyone with a nodding acquaintance with genealogy is probably aware of the meme sweeping social media: the #MyColorfulGeneaolgy family chart that looks like this:
It’s a pretty nifty way of displaying your ancestors’ places of birth.
I played around with this, using a template pretty similar to the one above. However, I wanted to go one step further.I know, what a surprise! However, almost all…
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Tomorrow I have to present a paper on my family's medical history for a project in Biology,
I can't wait to hand in a three page paper to my teacher all about how fucked up my gene pool is, and about all the mental, and Autoimmune diseases that my family possessed
I suddenly feel like making pedigree charts for people.
So if you are interested where your genetic make up spawned from
give me a trait, hair type, hair color or maybe even a disease.
then a sorta detailed story about the people in your family that has or doesn't have it.
Tell me gender, if they are alive.
Go with siblings, parents, grandparents, cousins, aunts and uncles.
And i'll see what I can do.
Then I could even tell you the chances of your children having the trait too.
do it you know you want to.
Probability and Statistics.
Hold on a second, I thought this was a science blog.
Yes, but for those of you who don't like math close your eyes.
The next series is using probability and statistics to predict genetic outcomes.
Featuring:
Punnet Squares
Pedigree Charts
Sum Rule
Product Rule
Binomial Expansion Equation