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Results from our forumRe: Muscular dystrophy inheritance question... is a sex-linked disease carried on the X (sex) chromosome. It behaves as a recessive in females (who have two alleles for dystrophin) and as a dominant in males (who have only one dystrophin gene on their single X chromosome).
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Muscular dystrophy inheritance question... shows a family with muscular dystrophy showing autosomal recessive inheritance. Genomic DNA was sequenced and the two mutations are shown for ... this tells us about the inheritance. I was also told that "for a dominant disorder if there is a mutation then you will see two peaks at the ...
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Re: Re:... agree with Jack on this. The every generation vs every other generation inheritance is the key to this problem. Ask your doctor if this is Huntington's. ... a later onset in some studies. But in general for academics sake, Auto Dominant is equal for both genders. I disagree with your assessment. ...
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Re:... agree with Jack on this. The every generation vs every other generation inheritance is the key to this problem. Ask your doctor if this is Huntington's. ... a later onset in some studies. But in general for academics sake, Auto Dominant is equal for both genders. I disagree with your assessment. ...
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Need help in an assignment... agree with Jack on this. The every generation vs every other generation inheritance is the key to this problem. Ask your doctor if this is Huntington's. ... a later onset in some studies. But in general for academics sake, Auto Dominant is equal for both genders.
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