A female who carries a defective recessive gene on one of her two X chromosomes has a 50% chance of passing the defective gene to her sons who will develop Fabry's disease associated with the defective gene.
Genetic diseases are almost always capable of being passed to children from parents, but are not guaranteed to be passed.
he has AIDS no seriously he has a gentic disease that is very rare called "Apert's Disease" or "Crouzon Disease" in other words its basically a deformity problly from his mom smoking crack/cocaine or other risk behaviors
ALD (Adrenoleukodystrophy) It's a rare genetic disease that mostly affects males, but the gene for the disease is gained from the mother. Females are simply the carriers of the disease and are usually not affected by it.
Rare Disease Day was created in 2008.
A parent may only pass the gene for Huntington's if they HAVE Huntington's. It is transmitted on a Dominant gene. If you do not HAVE Huntington's. it is not possible to pass it to your children. My wife inherited the gene from her father. Our sone and daughter inherited from their mother. It can be from either parent, but only if that parent has HD.
i was born with this my sister died from it but i lived this is a extremely rare disease
Babesiosis is a rare, tick-transmitted disease
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Both parents are carriers of the recessive gene and if the child inherits that gene from both mother and father the child will have the disease even though the parents don't.
A very rare disease only know to a small group
Yes! Adults may get kawasaki disease but it is rare.
exploding chicken disease is a rare disease in males ages 9-12