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Points to take care - 1. Identify Affected individual at each generation - If Yes then Dominant, If No then Recessive 2. Identify Dominant Autosomal - If affected Male has affected mother - If Yes then X Linked, If No then Autosomal (In a similar manner, If affected Daughters has Affected Father - If Yes, then X Linked, If No then Autosomal + Also, If lot of males are found affected from unaffected parents - then it is X linked Recessive) Once Determined the above conditions, Now Lebel them - 1. All Affected Individuals with capital Letters Say 'A' 2. All unaffected individuals with normal letters Say 'aa' (twin alphabets indicate denoting the pair of alleles) 3. Based on Parental/Offspring combination - complete the puzzle assuming one pair of allele gets transfer from each parent. Ta Da Done..!
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thank you so much sir you have a gift for teaching so much patients love how everything makes sense
apposed to my pathophysiology professor who has zero teaching skills
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Is it compulsory for the mother to contribute atleast one gene to ALL the offsprings?
of course, out of two, one gene is paternal (from father's side) and other is maternal.
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If aboy has 7p21.2 cromozome and they made atest for mum and she is acarrier can you explain what dose it means please
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very helpful thank you
why changed letters from recessive ...
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Points to take care -
1. Identify Affected individual at each generation - If Yes then Dominant, If No then Recessive
2. Identify Dominant Autosomal - If affected Male has affected mother - If Yes then X Linked, If No then Autosomal (In a similar manner, If affected Daughters has Affected Father - If Yes, then X Linked, If No then Autosomal + Also, If lot of males are found affected from unaffected parents - then it is X linked Recessive)
Once Determined the above conditions, Now Lebel them -
1. All Affected Individuals with capital Letters Say 'A'
2. All unaffected individuals with normal letters Say 'aa' (twin alphabets indicate denoting the pair of alleles)
3. Based on Parental/Offspring combination - complete the puzzle assuming one pair of allele gets transfer from each parent.
Ta Da Done..!
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very informative
very effective video.
in which year of school is this usually taught?
Natalie V Usually grade 11
Natalie V 9th
10th here. 9th grade: Earth and Environmental science. 10th: Biology. 11: Chemistry OR Physical Science.
im learning this in seventh.
ty so much sir
Thanks a lot Sir....
Are all affected individuals instantly labelled with a capital letter?
yeah x)
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Autosomal Dominant? A parent on the left side doesn’t have an affected parent... sooo it’s not dominant
What if both parents are affected but all of their kids are normal? "A" is dominant and "a" is recessive..
i hope that u speak French