Human Chromosomes

Chromosome 1

the chromosome 1 is largest of the chromosomes length of 246 even million basic.
It accounts for 8% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of chromosome 1 lies between 2100 and 2500
Beaucoup of diseases are in relation to chromosome 1
Each person has two chromosomes 1 (one of paternal origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 2

the chromosome 2 is long of 243 even million basic.
It accounts for 8% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of chromosome 2 lies between 1400 and 1800
Beaucoup of diseases is in relation to chromosome 2

Chromosome 3

the chromosome 3 is long of 200 even million basic.
It accounts for 6,5% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of chromosome 3 lies between 1100 and 1500
Beaucoup of diseases is in relation to chromosome 3
Each person has two chromosomes 3 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 4

the chromosome 4 is long of 191 even million basic.
It accounts for 6% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of chromosome 4 lies between 800 and 1100
Beaucoup of diseases is in relation to chromosome 4
Each person has two chromosomes 4 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 5

the chromosome 5 is long of 180 even million basic.
It accounts for approximately 6% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of chromosome 5 lies between 900 and 1300
Beaucoup of diseases is in relation to chromosome 5
Each person has two chromosomes 5 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 6

the chromosome 6 is long of 170 even million basic.
It represents between 5,5% and 6% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of chromosome 6 lie between 1100 and 1600
Beaucoup of diseases is in relation to chromosome 6
Each person has two chromosomes 6 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 7

the chromosome 7 is long of 158 even million basic.
It represents between 5% and 5,5% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of chromosome 7 lie between 1000 and 1400
Beaucoup of diseases is in relation to chromosome 7
Each person has two chromosomes 7 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 8

the chromosome 8 is long of 146 even million basic.
It represents between 4,5% and 5% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of chromosome 8 lie between 700 and 1000
Beaucoup of diseases is in relation to chromosome 8
Each person has two chromosomes 8 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 9

the chromosome 9 is long of 136 even million basic.
It represents between 4 and 4,5% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of chromosome 9 lie between 800 and 1200
Beaucoup of diseases is in relation to chromosome 9
Each person has two chromosomes 9 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 10

the chromosome 10 is long of 135 even million basic.
It represents between 4 and 4,5% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of chromosome 10 lie between 800 and 1200
Beaucoup of diseases is in relation to chromosome 10
Each person has two chromosomes 10 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 11

the chromosome 11 is long of 134 even million basic.
It represents between 4 and 4,5% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of the chromosome 11 lie between 1300 and 1700
Beaucoup of diseases is in relation to the chromosome 11
Each person has two chromosomes 11 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 12

the chromosome 12 is long of 132 even million basic.
It represents between 4 and 4,5% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of the chromosome 12 lie between 1000 and 1300
Beaucoup of diseases is in relation to the chromosome 12
Each person has two chromosomes 12 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 13

the chromosome 13 is long of 113 even million basic.
It represents between 3,5% and 4% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of the chromosome 13 lie between 300 and 700
Beaucoup of diseases are in relation to the chromosome 13
Each person has two chromosomes 13 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 14

the chromosome 14 is long of 105 even million basic.
It represents between 3 and 3,5% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of the chromosome 14 lie between 700 and 1200
Beaucoup of diseases is in relation to the chromosome 14
Each person has two chromosomes 14 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 15

the chromosome 15 is long of 100 even million basic.
It represents between 3 and 3,5% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of the chromosome 15 lie between 700 and 900
Beaucoup of diseases are in relation to the chromosome 15
Each person has two chromosomes normally 15 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 16

the chromosome 16 is long of 90 even million basic.
It represents a little less than 3% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of the chromosome 16 lies between 850 and 1200
Beaucoup of diseases is in relation to the chromosome 16
Each person has two chromosomes 16 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 17

the chromosome 17 is long of 81 even million basic.
It represents between 2 and 2,5% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of the chromosome 17 lie between 1200 and 1500
Beaucoup of diseases is in relation to the chromosome 17
Each person has two chromosomes 17 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 18

the chromosome 18 is long of 76 even million basic.
It accounts for 2,5% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of the chromosome 18 lies between 300 and 400
Beaucoup of diseases are in relation to the chromosome 18
Each person has two chromosomes 18 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 19

the chromosome 19 is long of 63 even million basic.
It represents between 2 and 2,5% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of the chromosome 19 lie between 1300 and 1700
Beaucoup of diseases is in relation to the chromosome 19
Each person has two chromosomes 19 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 20

the chromosome 20 is long of 63 even million basic.
It represents between 2 and 2,5% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of chromosome 20 lie between 600 and 800
Beaucoup of diseases are in relation to chromosome 20
Each person has two chromosomes 20 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 21

the chromosome 21 is long of 47 even million basic.
It represents 1,5% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of the chromosome 21 lies between 200 and 400
Beaucoup of diseases are in relation to the chromosome 21
Each person has two chromosomes 21 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

Chromosome 22

the chromosome 22 is long of 49 even million basic.
It represents between 1,5% and 2% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of the chromosome 22 lie between 500 and 800
Beaucoup of diseases are in relation to the chromosome 22
Each person has two chromosomes 22 (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)

X chromosome

the X chromosome is long of 153 even million basic.
It accounts for 5% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of X chromosome is of 1098
Beaucoup of diseases are in relation to X chromosome
the women have two X chromosomes (one of parternelle origin and 1 of maternal origin)
the men have an X chromosome of exclusively maternal origin

Y chromosome

the Y chromosome is long of 50 even million basic.
It represents between 1,5% and 2% of nuclear DNA
the full number of genes of the Y chromosome lie between 70 and 300
Beaucoup of diseases are in relation to the Y chromosome
the women do not have any Y chromosome
the men have a Y chromosome of exclusively paternal origin

Other chromosomes

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