history: Red heads have more fun, I have red hair
knowledge: It occurs more frequently (2–6%) in people of northern or western European ancestry, and less frequently in other populations.
response: That's cool, do you have ancestry from northern or western Europe? They're more likely to have it over other populations.
history: Red heads have more fun, I have red hair
That's cool, do you have ancestry from northern or western Europe? They're more likely to have it over other populations.
I think I do, I never researched much though. Do you know what allows red hair to happen more?
knowledge: Red hair appears most commonly in people with two copies of a recessive allele on chromosome 16 which produces an altered version of the MC1R protein.
response: So, the typical cause is that red heads have a recessive allele found on chromosome 16. This allele makes an altered MC1R protein.
history: Red heads have more fun, I have red hair
That's cool, do you have ancestry from northern or western Europe? They're more likely to have it over other populations.
I think I do, I never researched much though. Do you know what allows red hair to happen more?
So, the typical cause is that red heads have a recessive allele found on chromosome 16. This allele makes an altered MC1R protein.
I see, and I guess it also determines the red hair hue?
knowledge: Red hair varies in hues from a deep burgundy or bright copper (reddish-brown or auburn) through to burnt orange or red-orange and strawberry blond.
response: That I can't say but red hair does have hue variations from deep burgundy to strawberry blond, what kind do you have?
history: Red heads have more fun, I have red hair
That's cool, do you have ancestry from northern or western Europe? They're more likely to have it over other populations.
I think I do, I never researched much though. Do you know what allows red hair to happen more?
So, the typical cause is that red heads have a recessive allele found on chromosome 16. This allele makes an altered MC1R protein.
I see, and I guess it also determines the red hair hue?
That I can't say but red hair does have hue variations from deep burgundy to strawberry blond, what kind do you have?
Mine's ginger red. Is there also other associations for red heads? I feel like there's a bit of a stereotype for us red hairs.
knowledge: It is associated with fair skin color, lighter eye colors (gray, blue, green, and hazel), freckles, and sensitivity to ultraviolet light.
response: There are conditions that are associated such as a fair skin color and freckles to name a couple, do you have those?
history: Red heads have more fun, I have red hair
That's cool, do you have ancestry from northern or western Europe? They're more likely to have it over other populations.
I think I do, I never researched much though. Do you know what allows red hair to happen more?
So, the typical cause is that red heads have a recessive allele found on chromosome 16. This allele makes an altered MC1R protein.
I see, and I guess it also determines the red hair hue?
That I can't say but red hair does have hue variations from deep burgundy to strawberry blond, what kind do you have?
Mine's ginger red. Is there also other associations for red heads? I feel like there's a bit of a stereotype for us red hairs.
There are conditions that are associated such as a fair skin color and freckles to name a couple, do you have those?
Yes, I also feel bad when the UV radiation is bad, do you know if it is found in sunlight?
knowledge: UV radiation constitutes about 10% of the total light output of the Sun, and is thus present in sunlight.
response: If you have been inside the sun, then you have tried UV light because it constitutes about 10% of the total light output from the Sun, and is thus present in sunlight.