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Why are many genetic disorders carried on autosomes? |
ugh i dont know the answer to this! help please This is a question for a geneticist; you would be much more assured of getting an answer in the category "biology" under "science and mathematics." or "medicine." |
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Since your "question" was actually a command, here is my "declarative" response. Do a wikipedia search of genetic disorders and read the articles it gives you. ...Achondroplasia is a type of autosomal dominant genetic disorder that is a common cause of dwarfism. People with this condition have short stature, usually reaching a full adult height of around 4 f... part of your genetic make up. its a trait your relatives have carried down perhaps at one time it benfitted you but now its a hinderance ...Disorders that are caused by genetic mutations on the X chromosome are more likely to skip a generation. They're called sex linked disorders, becasue a mother has two chromosomes to cancel out... Yes-schizophrenia usually occurs in mid to late 20s. ...All of them are bad but if in the future I was told that my child have some kind of a genetic disorders,all I know is that I'm going to love him more than myself and make him happy. I know th... ... Cystic fibrosis Fragile X achondroplasia (dwarfism) - chromosome 4p Muscular Dystrophy Trisomy 21 (Down Syndrome) Miller Dieker - chromosome 17p Smith Magenis - chromosome 17p William Syndro... |
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