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#19 Roberto Rivera: Human Sex Distribution, Genotype and Phenotype, Epigenetics

36 min • 27 februari 2019

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Roberto Calzadilla Rivera has studied Biology and Mathematics at the University of Puerto Rico, working in molecular and evolutionary genetics. He’s trained as a population geneticist. Currently he’s working as a computational biologist and biophysicist in a behavioral neuroscience lab.

I decided to invite Roberto on the show because in February we had a discussion on Twitter about human sex, and sex distribution in humans.

So, here we talk about chromosomal sex and anisogamy; how to deal with intersex people in terms of sex distribution; mating sex and gametes; genotype and phenotype; and a little bit about epigenetics.

O Roberto Caldazilla Rivera estudou Biologia e Matemática na Universidade de Porto Rico, trabalhando em genética molecular e evolutiva. Tem formação como genético de populações. Atualmente, trabalha como biólogo e biofísico computacional num laboratório de neurociência comportamental.

Decidi convidar o Roberto para o canal, uma vez que em fevereiro tivemos uma discussão no Twitter sobre sexo humano, e distribuição do sexo em humanos.

Assim, aqui falamos sobre sexo cromossomal e anisogamia; como lidar com pessoas intersexo em termos de distribuição de sexo; sexo de acasalamento e gâmetas; genótipo e fenótipo; e um pouco sobre epigenética.

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