Yes. Since HD is carried on a dominant gene, it is not possible to be a carrer, and not be affected by the disease.
A person with a hidden gene for a particular disease is commonly called a carrier. This person carries a gene for a disease, however, the disease may not always attack the person's body.
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Exceptions are always there e.g hemophilia and many bleeding disorders don't affect females.
Huntingtons is a genetically inherited disease from a parent. when chromosomes are passed onto a child, the child wont always receive the chromosome containing the gene. But, if they do inherit the gene they will have the disease no matter what, because the disease is dominant. If it was recessive, the child could inherit the disease but not necessarily get the disease.
It isn't always. Baseband analog signals have no carrier.
It doesn't really affect development at all, huntington's onset is almost always much later in life.
Von Willebrand disease may be hard to diagnose. Low Von Willebrand factor levels and bleeding do not always mean you have Von Willebrand disease. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000544.htm
Widal test is negative in incubatory carrier. Widal test is always positive in chronic carrier.
Not to be used by children, infants, pregnant or breast-feeding women, those with digestive problems or liver disease. Should always dilute with a carrier oil for ingestion or it is toxic and may cause death. And more . . .
A very, VERY personal decision. A person that has a parent that has Huntingtons, and is now an adult, might decide to be tested for HD prior to having children, or to help plan what they want to do in life. At present, there is no cure and limited treatment for Huntingtons. Some people may not WANT to know that they have a disease that is ultimately fatal, and has no cure. My wife has HD, and we have 4 adult children. Three of them decided to be tested- one decided not to.
Tuberculosis is a disease that is always caused by a bacterial infection, specifically Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
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