Chorea

... got a clue on this....I´m not really sure about my answer. Does someone know something about lymphocytes why they might be analyzed in case of Chorea Huntington or other genetic disorders? Even a glimpse of ideas would be helpful. Thank you.

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... in the human population and natural selection hasnʼt got rid of it. Help him out. Explain the situation as you understand it. 2. Huntingtonʼs chorea is a dominantly inherited disease of the nervous system that usually starts to appear in affected individuals after the age of 35 and will eventually ...

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(c) Mammals reproduce sexually. They do not look exactly like either of their parents. Give two reasons for this. 2) (a) Huntington's Chorea is a fatal disease which affects muscular co-ordination and mental ability. This disease is inherited but does not appear until the person is about ...

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