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$We always hear “the baby looks like mom,” but science says not everything comes from her. Certain traits can only be passed down by dads — thanks to the Y chromosome and a process called genetic imprinting. That means some genes are only activated if they come from the father. ➡️ Research shows these paternally active genes play key roles in: \t•\tGrowth metabolism \t•\tBrain development \t•\tBehavioral traits (like risk for ADHD or autism) \t•\tMuscle mass and height \t•\tEven early hair loss$