Biology
Cystic fibrosis is a disease which is genetically inherited. It causes too much mucus to build up in the lungs and pancreatic duct, causing problems with lungs and the digestive system. Both genes are needed to have the disease and so a person with one gene which is healthy and the other carrying the disease, will be healthy themselves, but will be a carrier for the disease. If The healthy gene is represented by C and the cystic fibrosis gene represented by c. Show, neatly with labels a cross diagram for a man and a women who are both carries for the disease.
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Biology
Homework- Cystic Fibrosis
Cystic fibrosis is a disease which is genetically inherited. It causes too much mucus to build up in the lungs and pancreatic duct, causing problems with lungs and the digestive system. Both genes are needed to have the disease and so a person with one gene which is healthy and the other carrying the disease, will be healthy themselves, but will be a carrier for the disease. If The healthy gene is represented by C and the cystic fibrosis gene represented by c. Show, neatly with labels a cross diagram for a man and a women who are both carries for the disease.
- Rflps And Snps Can Be Used For Genetic Mapping
KEY TERMS:The haplotype is the particular combination of alleles in a defined region of some chromosome, in effect the genotype in miniature. Originally used to described combinations of MHC alleles, it now may be used to describe particular combinations...
- Quiz On Monday
EAL Biology Quiz On Monday you will have a quiz about the following points: · Meiosis- including all of the stages, you should be able to recognize and identify the different stages involved. Look at...
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Term: pneumothoraxOrigin: Anc Greek ???????/pneumon(=lung) >????/pneo(=blow) + ?????/thorax(=thorax) Coined:Spontaneous pneumothorax has long been associated with pulmonary tuberculosis and was coined in 1803, by Jean Marc Gaspard Itard, (1774-1838)...
- Brochiectasis
Term: brochiectasisOrigin: Anc Greek ?????o?/brochos(=windpipe, throat) > ????/vrin(=suck, swallow) + ???????/ectasis(= extension) > ??/ec(=from) + ?????/taneo(=stretch) CoinedFirst described in 1819 by French physician René-Théophile-Hyacinthe...
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