Autosomal dominant Genetic disorder
Examples
- Normal "Huntington" protein replaced with the faulty protein.
- The faulty protein causes damage to specific areas of the brain that initially manifests as abnormal involuntary movements that become increasingly un coordinated jerky movements, decline on mental abilities, behavioral and psychiatric problems become prominent.
- Mostly Occurs in individuals between 35 to 45 years old.
- No cure unfortunately for the disease.
Marfan Syndrome
• An inherited genetic disorder mutated FBN1 gene codes for the protein fibrillin-1.
• Can be mild or severe.
• Symptoms are long limbs, dislocated lenses and dilation of the aortic root usually have heart problems.
• Continuos check up with cardiologist is necessary
- Caused by mutations in genes on the X chromosome.
- Even though both Males and females affected the males typically being more severely affected than females.
- The chance of passing on an X-linked dominant disorder differs between men and women. Man won’t pass the disease to his sons but all his daughters would be affected.
X-linked Recessive Genetic Disorder
• Recessive X-linked genetic disorder
• The bodies of individuals lose the ability to coagulate blood or blood clotting.
• Mutation is caused in X chromosome and the condition is recessive.
• The females are carriers only and they would not get affected by this disease.
• But males suffer from the symptoms of hemophilia.
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