Subtle differences in other genes - besides the defective gene known to cause the illness cystic fibrosis - can significantly modify the inherited disease's severity, a large new multi-center national study has concluded.
SO I'm guessing, it might be because more than one codon could've been deleted, and thus make the symptoms more severe
No. There are several genes that can result in clefting with varying degrees of severity. And there are effects from chemicals that can increase the severity.
Yes, heart disease can affect kidney function. If your heart problem results in altered blood flow to the organs they can all be damaged to varying degrees.
The spinal cord is affected with spina bifida, a birth defect where the spinal column doesn't close properly. It can result in varying degrees of disability, depending on the severity.
Epilepsy
They all have, to varying degrees.
Three types of muscle diseases include muscular dystrophy, which involves progressive weakness and degeneration of skeletal muscles; myositis, an inflammation of the muscles often caused by autoimmune conditions; and rhabdomyolysis, a serious syndrome resulting from muscle injury that can lead to kidney damage. Each of these conditions affects muscle function and can have varying degrees of severity and impact on overall health.
Yes, but they can hurt in varying degrees.
Everywhere, to varying degrees.
Being instinct is not varying in degrees
Skunks are black and white, to varying degrees.
It is challenging to provide an exact number as the data varies and depends on the time period and classification of incidents. However, on average, there are approximately 300 commercial airplane accidents worldwide each year, with varying degrees of severity.
Multilevel disc displacements refer to the condition where multiple intervertebral discs in the spine are displaced or herniated simultaneously. This can lead to varying degrees of pain, nerve compression, and mobility issues, depending on the severity and location of the displacements. Such conditions are often associated with degenerative disc disease or trauma and may require conservative treatment or surgical intervention to alleviate symptoms. Proper diagnosis and management are essential for effective recovery.