Hereditary Factors
Hereditary factors refer to the genetic traits and characteristics passed down from parents to their offspring through DNA. These factors influence various aspects of an individual's development, including physical traits like eye color and height, as well as susceptibility to certain diseases.
The study of hereditary factors is a key component of genetics, which explores how traits are inherited and expressed. Understanding these factors can help in predicting health risks and in making informed decisions about healthcare and lifestyle choices.