Microbiome

Genetic Relatedness

Our results show that host genetics can affect host metabolism by influencing the composition of the human gut microbiome. The term "relatedness" describes the need to be accepted, to feel a part of a larger social group, and to feel loved. According to occupational psychologists working in the 1950s, the main factor separating different occupations is relatedness. Phylogenetic trees, also known as phylogenies, are used by biologists to illustrate the genetic relatedness of organisms. Under the premise of a branching tree-like structure, phylogenetic trees can be employed at any scales, from establishing the population structure of a single species to exhibiting all life on Earth. In general, the closer the coefficient of closeness between the parents gets to a value of 1, or 1, the higher the level of inbreeding,