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Results from our forumTwo different colored eyesThe condition is called Heterochromia, it is caused by damaged melanocytes or genetic conditions such as chimerism or mosaicism. Its pretty cool I think, if you want more info visit: http://humangenetics.suite101.com/article.cfm/having_two_different_colored_eyes
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Re: 1 attached, 1 unattached earlobeHey, I also have one attached earlobe and one unattached. I have a theory that I am a chimera. Google the disease Chimerism, it is really interesting. You might actually be two people in one. I have other symptoms, such as my skins being slightly different colors on the right side ...
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Chimerism theory... (sp?). I have also been researching this issue with a theory to pose about homosexual, bi-sexual, and transgendered behaviors. Could it be that chimerism is the biological answer to the attraction, (for lack of a better vocabulary)? Also. wouldn't many psychological issues be answered if this ...
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Question about chimerismI am in a debate with someone about chimerism. On the show House M.D. a child had 2 consciouses. One was only the memory of being abducted by aliens, the other one was his normal self. Is this possible from chimerism? Maybe I misinterpreted ...
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XYY possible?... mitosis occur or will the zygote coduct apoptosis(or something similar)? A fertilized egg can fuse together with a sperm (one of the ways of chimerism formation). And the person has nothing different (except carrying different DNAs) from a normal individual. But I don't think this can be ...
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