How are genetic disorders identified? If your family has a history of genetic disorders, you might want to talk to a genetic counselor. They can help decide if you should get genetic testing. Tests can show if you have changes in your genes that might cause a disorder. But having these changes doesn’t always mean […]
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How are genetic disorders identified? “To know what causes genetic problems, first we need to understand how our genes and DNA work.” Most of the DNA in your genes gives your body the instructions it needs to make proteins. These proteins control how your cells grow, work, and stay healthy. Sometimes, a change (called a
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Treatment options (like medicine, surgery, special diets) Symptoms (what problems it causes) How it’s inherited (from one or both parents, or randomly) 1. Cystic Fibrosis (CF) What happens (Symptoms): How it’s passed on (Inheritance): How it’s treated: In very serious cases, a lung transplant may be needed Special exercises to help clear mucus from lungs
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These happen from a mix of gene changes and environment (like food, lifestyle, pollution). 🔹 Spina Bifida 🔹 Cleft Lip / Cleft Palate 🔹 Type 1 Diabetes 🔹 Heart Disease & High Blood Pressure (Hypertension) Mitochondrial Disorders These happen when there’s a problem in the mitochondria (the energy-makers in your cells).👉 Passed down only from
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These happen when there are Extra, Missing, or Broken Parts in the chromosomes (the parts of your cells that carry genes). 🔹 Down Syndrome (Trisomy 21) 🔹 Turner Syndrome (Girls with only one X chromosome) 🔹 Klinefelter Syndrome (Boys with XXY chromosomes) 🔹 Cri-du-chat Syndrome Symptoms: Baby’s cry sounds like a cat, slow development
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Here are some of the most common genetic disorders: Single-Gene Disorders (Easy Explanation) These disorders happen when only one gene is changed (mutated). Even one small change can cause a disease. 🔹 Cystic Fibrosis 🔹 Sickle Cell Anemia 🔹 Tay-Sachs Disease 🔹 Phenylketonuria (PKU) Thalassemia
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Genetic disorders occur when a mutation affects your genes. Carrying the mutation doesn’t always mean you’ll end up with a disease. There are many types, including single-gene, multifactorial and chromosomal disorders. Overview
Human race is under threat due to Entropy,as well unique viral infestation into human genome,that may havock the race around the globe,IRL researchers and scientsits constantly working on both of these threats in the larger interest of humanity.Heat resistant genome evolution and genome protection against the viral attacks is the main goal of the IRL
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DNA nanao sensors standard DNA genome strips with all races DNA markers will be used to diagnose the variation which will depicts the exact disease of an individual
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In this time significantly increasing Genetic diseases. Patients are suffering with rare diseases often face challenges to obtain a timely and accurate diagnosis. Many go through long journeys with multiple misdiagnoses and have few treatment options.
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