Because there are a lot of diseases and health problems that I probably don’t know about, and I would like to know about them so that I know to ask the breeder if the parents have been tested for them and so that I know if it’s serious or not.

As you can see I’m going to make a very responsible owner x

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The disorder was inherited because it is:

A dominant and carried by one parent
B. recessive and is carried by both parents
C. sex-linked and inherited from the father only
D. the result of a mutation in the child because neither parents has the disease

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roger w

Did anybody see that medical mysteries show a few months back pertaining to a false autism diagnosis of a little girl?

it had something to do with a little girl and her brother and the parents were told it was autism.But then the lady did research dn found that her daughter had the symptoms for some other rare disease that had to do with her neurons and not enough chemical signals. Anyways did anybody catch the name of that
show or the name of the disorder?

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Somaya A

Determine the genotype and phenotype of the parents?
A child is born with a rare genetic disease, osteogenesis imperfecta IIB. Determine what are/is the most probable phenotype and genotype of the parents of this child.

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Todd G

Huntingtons is a very rare disease, My father has been diagnosed with it. The facts say that there is a 50% chance of it being passed on to the children from the parents. So my question mainly is, does this mean if my parents started having children at a young age, and Huntingtons doesnt really show up until your in your 40′s normally, would that mean I have any less of a chance of getting it? and they had 4 of us kids, so does that mean I being the youngest, have less of a chance as well…or is it all still 50% chance…I dont get it

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MathGuy

have recently reunited with my father after 13 years and it was a happy occassion. The only thing that worries me is that I found out he has been diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis. I know this is a rare disease to get (even if a family member has it) but it is still in the back of my mind. My questions for those who have Ankylosing Spondylitis are:

1. Do one of you parents have the condition?
2. If you have children, did they develop the condition (assuming they are old enough)?
3. My dad has lost all range of motion in his neck? Is this a general effect or can stiffness of the neck be reduced? I would hate not to be able to turn my neck.

Thanks for all of the help.

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