r/genetics is a subreddit with 145k members. The community frequently discusses genetics, genetic, dna, looking for, and mutation, and they frequently recommend/review textbook and dna test, and the most common flair used is career/academic advice, article, video, homework help, and meta.
For discussion of genetics research, ethical and social issues arising from genetics and its applications, genetics career questions, etc.
Popular Topics in r/genetics
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Genetics
146 posts
#2
Genetic
45 posts
#3
Dna
35 posts
#4
Looking For
27 posts
#5
Mutation
18 posts
#6
Struggling With
17 posts
#7
Ancestry
14 posts
#8
Genes
14 posts
#9
Hair
12 posts
#10
Health
7 posts
Products Discussed in r/genetics
Flair Used in r/genetics
#1
Career/Academic advice
: "How can I participate in research as a person with an extremely rare genetic condition?"
12 posts
#2
Article
: "Paul Berg, Nobel-Winning Pioneer of Genetic Engineering, Is Dead at 96"
9 posts
#3
Video
: "I have begun making instructional videos about CRISPR/Cas9 design and cloning"
5 posts
#4
Homework help
: "Is it possible that some of our ancestors' DNA has completely vanished from our bloodline?"
2 posts
#5
Meta
: "I designed and 3D printed a DNA whiteboard marker holder"
1 post
Member Growth in r/genetics
Yearly
+14k members(11.1%)
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Last updated: September 2, 2026