Why our fingerprints are unique.
Did you ever think about why our fingerprints
are unique or non identical,even identical twins have different fingerprints.
The
reason lies partly in their genes, but mostly from the unique way everyone skin
grows before birth. The reason fingerprints are unique is the same reason
individual humans are unique.There is no single cause for unique fingerprint
design.Instead it's the result of both your genes and your environment.This is
called multifactorial inheritance.
look closely at the lines on your fingertips
these are called friction ridges, the reason for fingerprint is grip to hold or
handle things. Fingerprint impression left Behind when your fingers touch glass
or when you put ink on your fingers and press them on a piece of paper ,friction
ridges grow different designs like arches or whorls. If a parent fingerprint
patterns have arches more likely you have it too.That have a possibilities but
never likely to be a identical fingerprint.Fingerprint pattern only matches your
parents or your identical twin, not fingerprint.Because you are unique so that
your fingerprints are also unique. Why do you have a same like pattern from your
parents is from your generic data genes are like instructions written inside the
body.They give directions things like eye color, nose shape and more
Genes also
tell the skin how and when to grow.Before a baby is born they grow as a fetus
inside mother's womb. The dermis and epidermis grow together.Friction ridges
appear where these layers meet,guided by genes. But these layers don't grow at
the same speed for every fetus. If one layer of cells grows faster, it can
stretch and pull the others.As the fetus moves, their fingers can rub against
the side of the womb. These tiny forces push the skin as it grows.Together ,they
mold the direction of the growing ridges.
The result is a unique fingerprint
unlike anyone else’s fingerprints. Everyone’s skin grows in a slightly different
environment.That’s why it’s so unlikely anyone has the same fingerprints as you.
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