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Autosomal Recessive deleted 3 bases on chromosome 7
can't produce channel proteins that transport chloride ions
salty tasting skin, flem/mucus in throat, digestive problems wheezing, lung infections, poor growth, and poor appetite North Europeans Mask nebulizer may help clear throaght, Needs a lung transplant or will die early |
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Autosomal Recessive
lipid accumulation in brain cells
deficiency and blindness
early death while baby
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Codominant Point
hemoglobin levels too high
broken sickle-shaped blood cells, clogs pathways
black people usually get this
dietary cynate |
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Autosomal dominant
insertion of bases on chromosome #4
cells deterorate nervous system deterioration
jerky uncontrollable movements in middle age along with decline in mental abilities and behavioral and psychiatric problems
physical therapy, medication |
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Autosomal Recessive
Phenylalanine accumulates in tissues
progressive mental retardation, brain damage, and seizures, lack of normal skin pigments
low protein, no meat, less or no dairy |
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Sex-Linked
Blood clotting
loss of muscle coordination
phsical therapy, canes, braces for joints |
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Sex-linked
Blood clotting
eccessibe minor cut bleeding and internal bleeding
Orthopedic devices, injection of normal blood-clotting factor, Human Plasma Products |
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Trisomony of chromosome 21 nondisjunction, Autosomal Recessive
Physical abnormalities, mental disability, and recurring infections
Vitamin Supplements Medication, Life Span is shorter (70 Years) |
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Happens when the preganent woman is + and the baby is -
Second child will not survive without immune injections
No symptoms unless second birth, then the problems occur during pregnancy
RH immune globulin injection, blood transfusion through ubiliptical cord |
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