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How does studying genetic disorders such as pku help biologist understand normal alleles?
PKU is a genetic disorder that, when untreated, is characterized by mental ... but, in a person with PKU, this enzyme is defective.
A person who has PKU?
inherited the allele for the trait from both parents
What are the precautions for PKU and pregnancy?
Women with PKU must be especially careful with their diets if they want to have children. They should ensure that phenylalanine blood levels are under control before conception and throughout her pregnancy.
What famous people have PKu?
I dont know what famous people that might have had PKU,but ther is internet so people that need to do research on what famous people had PKU that person should use the internet.
What is the survival rate for PKU?
100%
How are the cause and onset of symptoms of Huntington's disease different from those of PKU and Tay-Sacks disease?
PKU and T-S are generally diseases of children. In most cases, the symptoms of Huntington's appear gradually, usually starting after age 30. You can get more information on HD from the wesite for HDSA.
When was the first case of pku reported?
First case of PKU was reported in Munster Germany in 1964.
How does PKU impact protein synthesis?
PKU is a somatic genetic defect in an enzyme that metabolizes phenylalanine.
How many babies are born with PKU?
In the United States, approximately 1 in 10,000 to 15,000 babies are born with PKU each year. This number can vary across different populations and regions.
What color tube would you use for a PKU?
A PKU is a serum test, so it goes in a red top.
What is Phenylketonuria PKU?
phenylketonuria
What is the abbreviation for phenylketonuria?
PKU
