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Every Rare DNA Trait You Might Have Without Knowing

EverythingProfessor

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Your DNA contains millions of tiny variations, and a few can change your body in extraordinary ways. Most people never realize these traits even exist. Here are the rarest ones worth knowing about.

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00:00 - 1 GOLDEN BLOOD
00:58 - 2 HIV IMMUNITY (CCR5)
02:03 - 3 SUPERTASTERS
03:08 - 4 LACTASE PERSISTENCE
04:03 - 5 NO BODY ODOR (ABCC11)
05:07 - 6 THE ATHLETE GENE (ACTN3)
06:12 - 7 HYPERTHYMESIA
07:13 - 8 THE PHOTIC SNEEZE REFLEX
08:16 - 9 HETEROCHROMIA
09:10 - 10 CILANTRO TASTES LIKE SOAP (OR6A2)
10:16 - 11 THE LONGEVITY GENE (FOXO3)
11:17 - 12 DOUBLE EYELASHES (FOXC2)
12:23 - 13 SYNESTHESIA
13:24 - 14 RED HAIR AND PAIN RESISTANCE (MC1R)
14:27 - 15 MALARIA RESISTANCE (SICKLE CELL TRAIT)

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@LimbicNudge 2 months ago

So somewhere out there is a person with double eyelashes, golden blood, and no body odor just walking around like a limited edition human nobody asked for.

@HiddenOrdianry 2 months ago

Everyone wants rare genetics until the rare trait is sneezing in sunlight.

@nahuel 2 months ago

"I'd love to have a genetic trait that makes me different". Life: "Here! Now ur colorblind!" 😒

@donnawashington1750 2 months ago

I have the double lash line and can confirm I always have a lash in my eye because of the direction they grow however I don't know it came with more problems 😭

@billfoucher 2 months ago

There's another gene not mentioned here and one that I have. It metabolizes caffeine quickly allowing me to drink coffee right before bed.

@FLAMINGBABYHEAD 2 months ago

Deodorant is almost non-existent in east Asia, because most people there don't need it. It would be like trying to sell beard oil there.

@LeenyLuvsCruising 2 months ago

Mc1r person here ! I don't display red hair, but I sure have the gene (grandmother was the redhead). I had two bad surgical experiences where not enough anesthesia was used. I also have a trustworthy dentist that knows I need three times the normal dose of Lidocaine. I did my duty passing the red gene along - son & grandson have red hair.

@WuTangClaim 2 months ago

12:27 I experienced this when I took a high dose of LSD and It was scary and the most beautiful thing I ever experienced. I work with music and my relation with that changed completely forever

@ToonStickie 2 months ago

Apparently my DNA has been keeping secrets from me. Rude.

@AbdullahKhan-sw4bq 1 month ago

Finally somebody explaining why do i give colours to everything (words, numbers, people etc) and personality to random things as well!!!

@Allronix 2 months ago

There's a tea shop in Seattle called Friday Afternoon run by a proprietor with synesthesia (tasting words type). She uses what she tastes when reading books, playing games, or watching TV to make her tea blends. Really odd combinations of tea and herb flavors you don't get in most tea shops but amazingly tasty.

@santana901parker4 2 months ago

Lebron must have that athletic gene

@Danielle-n7j2t 2 months ago

my dad has smoked and drunk for 50+ years and is currently 84 and still perfectly healthy.

@Gorerupted 2 months ago

Well damn, i didn't know that i was special :') the more you learn. I have a few: supertasters, the photic sneeze, cilantro definitely taste like soap and red haired blue eyed and masochistic

@paingoret6 2 months ago

I'm a redhead and have heard it both ways, that redheads are more resistant to pain and that we are less resistant to pain. I, personally, have a low threshold for pain. I am hard to anesthetize though.

@davidh9844 1 month ago

My god, I've got synesthesia!!! I've known it since I was a little child, I remember telling my parents that letters have a color in my mind, as do some numbers, months, decades. They told me I was imagining it, but the colors over the years have never changed. A is red, B is greyish, C is yellow, D light beige, E is green, F is forest green, G is dark grey, H is black. It goes on. 1950s dark blue, 1960s bright beige, 1970s dark blue, 1980s pale yellow, 1990s dark brown or almost black, 2000s red, 210 silvery white, 2020s deep pink, 2030s greenish. Sound doesn't do anything, nor do tastes. I had absolutely no idea that other people experienced the same phenomenon!

@GloWuzHere 2 months ago

My parents are still going strong at 90. Aunt is 95 and great grandmother lived to 105.

@Blue-playz-official 5 days ago

I have synesthesia and I can’t hear colors or see music, but I do have synesthesia. If I hear a scratchy sound or you actually scratch something like the edge of a piece of paper, I get this weird “tingly” feeling across my entire body. This applies to literally ANYTHING that sounds scratchy or literally is scratchy.

@TheMimic-kn2ef 2 months ago

I'm a supertaster. Mint toothpaste/mouthwash practically torture to me due to that intensity. Almost every vegetable is bitter to me, including lettuce, so I don’t have a very good diet. I am a picky eater and stick to particular brands/recipes, but I have been encouraged by my mother to at least try new food whenever I think I am ready.

I recently had the chance to retry a healthy food item I used to hate as a kid and can enjoy it now. Milk chocolate has gotten too sweet over the years, and the right dark chocolate is able to cut the sweetness and not hit me with a bitter bite(love a specific brand for that right mix).