Although some ethnicities are more prone to getting diseases than others, none are immune to them. Sickle cell disease is hereditary, meaning that if a parent has the gene for sickle cell disease, then it can be passed to the child, who may either have it, or become a "carrier" (someone who has the gene, but traits of SCD do not show up). So, YES, Italians can get sickle cell disease.
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Sickle Cell Anemia will disqualify you from military service, unfortunately.
any race can get it they say only african americans but i know a venezulan that has it
The red blood cells would be shaped like crescent moons.
http://www.osa.gg/images/AngelaFerguson_web.jpg Go to this link. Angela Fergson was the doctor that discovered sicle cell anemia.
A "moo-sicle."
Many. Depending on the organism, mutations can cause things like four leaves on a clover, to polydactily or sicle cell anemia. The effects can be good, bad or neutral.
its an inherited condition means person is born with that disease.its symptoms appears in first or second year of life and some individual don't develop symptoms until adulthood
* weed wacker * mechanic sicle * green machine
Dennis the Menace - 1986 Instant Replay Thor-Sicle Seal of Approval 2-3 was released on: USA: 16 January 1988
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Yes, "popsicle" is a compound word made up of "pop" and "sicle" which is a variation of "icicle."
Sickle cell anemia is caused by a point mutation in the HBB gene, specifically a substitution of adenine for thymine in the sixth codon of the gene, resulting in the production of abnormal hemoglobin known as hemoglobin S.