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disease

QuestionAnswer
albinism autosomal recessive
Cystic Fibtosis autosomal recessive
Galactosemia autosomal recessive
phenylketonuria (PKU) autosomal recessive
Sickle cell Anemia autosomal recessive
Tay-Sachs autosomal recessive
Achrondroplasia autosomal dominant
Huntington's autosomal dominant
Marfan's autosomal dominant
Duchene Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) Sex linked
Hemophilia sex linked
colorblindness sex linked
Triple X chromosomal
Klinefelters chromosomal
Turners chromosomal
Donwn's chromosomal
also called monosomy X Turner's
Results from nondisjunction Triple X and Turners
Neurodegenerative disorder that commonly affects the Ashkenzaki Jews Tae Sachs
Affects people of African-American Ancestry Sickle Cell
genotype XXY Klinefelter's
lack enzyme to break down phenylalanine PKU
thick mucus that causes breathing problems in lungs cystic fibrosis
lazy baby syndrome Tae-Sachs disease (TSD)
Slow to reach milestones TSD
abnormal shaped red blood cells that can't carry enough oxygen Sickle Cell Anemia
genotype XO or X- Turner's
red and green as shades of brown colorblindness
bleeder's disease Hemophilia
lack melanin in skin eyes and hair Albinism
lack substance for blood to clot properly Hemophilia
metabolic disorder that is caused by not breaking down galactose Galactosemia
females with very short, thick neck underdeveloped ovaries Turner's X-
genotype XXX triple X
weak muscles, slanting of eyelids, enlarged tongue, simian crease Duchene Muscular Dystrophy (DMD)
long limbs vertebral column rupture of arteries due to weakness in connective tissue Marfan's
common form of dwarfism 80-85% of cases are sporadic mutations achrondroplasia
abnormally shaped blood cells get stuck easier sickle cell anemia
males decreased masculine features with feminine features klinefelter's
muscle degeneration that leads to early death Duchene Muscular Dystrophy
fibrilin protein marfans
affects hemoglobin protein sickle cell anemia
dystrophin protein DMD
45 chromosomes Turner's
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