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    As explained on the previous page structural variations in the genome has many effects and there are many different types of structural variations. Copy number variations is a big category of different structural variation types‚such as Insertions and deletions‚ which are genomic imbalances. There are also inversions and translocations.These structural variations are the cause of a vast range of genetic disorders. Insertions are the addition of a sequence of one or more nucleotides between two

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    What Is Epigenetic?

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    Epigenetics has changed the way scientists have originally viewed the way people act based on nature and nurture. Identical twins and mice are a good example of this. Biologists have questioned how identical twins that have the same DNA can end up with different traits. For example one twin could develop bipolar disorder and the other twin is uneffected. So how does this happen when they have the same DNA? The answer is epigenetics. Histones have DNA wrapped around them to keep the DNA

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    Dna's Role In Genealogy

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    Is DNA a helpful tool in genealogy? Yes‚ indeed it is. With several television companies hosting their versions of genealogy series‚ family research is becoming more popular than ever before. In each episode‚ DNA is used to link the guest of the show to their ancestors and distant cousins. The genealogists usually find famous people and royal connections along with interesting stories about an ancestor’s adventures. Most of the guests have interesting people in their tree‚ and people at home watching

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    Danielle O’Connell - Smith-Lemli-Opitz Syndrome The Smith-Lemli-Opitz Syndrome was first recognized in 1964 by David Smith‚ Luc Lemli‚ and John Opitz when many similar symptoms were recognized between three of their patients. At this time the disorder was called “RHS syndrome” which is a combination of the first letters in all the last names of these patients. Over the next 20 to 25 years many more cases popped up with the same symptoms of the first three patients. These new cases expanded

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    Skin Cancer

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    Introduction: Our environment plays a major role in contributing to the causes of the cancer disease. Taking a closer look at skin cancer for instance‚ we see how much of the effects of the sun’s dangerous UV rays can harm our bodies. What constitutes an environmental cause of cancer? When we talk about environmental causes of cancer‚ we are referring to the effects of environmental exposures or conditions that have direct or indirect effect on the origin or formation of the cancer disease in

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    Freak suffers from the disease known as Morquio Syndrome‚ which affects his metabolism. The disease presents when the body is missing or doesn’t have enough of a substance needed to break down long chains of sugar molecules called glycosaminoglycans. Morquio Syndrome is a rare inherited birth defect that is estimated to occur in one of every 200‚000 birth. The disease may not be visible at birth but symptoms usually begin between ages 1 and 3. Morquio syndrome is an inherited condition‚ which means

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    Genetic testing uses laboratory methods to look at your genes‚ which are the DNA instructions you inherit from your mother and your father. Genetic tests may be used to identify increased risks of health problems‚ to choose treatments‚ or to assess responses to treatments. There are many different types of genetic tests. Genetic tests can help to: • Diagnose disease • Identify gene changes that are responsible for an already diagnosed disease • Determine the severity of a disease • Guide doctors

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    Multiple Sclerosis MS s a disease in which the T-Cells of your immune system turn against your body an attack the brain and other healthy tissue. My Mom has MS so I have been hearing about this disease my whole life. Hearing about MS my whole life you would think I would get sick of talking about it‚ but I wanted to this because even if it gets annoying sharing about MS and explaining what it is to my friends‚ it’s important that people know what it is. I know that MS isn’t as bad as Cancer

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    Adrenoleukodystrophy is a deadly genetic disorder that affects mostly boys and men. ALD is determined when the myelin sheath that surrounds the neuron is deteriorated‚ damaged or simple not formed‚ and it is not carrying properly the neurological messages that sends the brain to the body‚ because there is an accumulation of saturated very long fatty acids as an immune response‚ our body stops moving or responding as a consequence. As stated before this disorder has genetic origins as it is transmitted

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    BRCA1 Genetic Analysis

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    Although the BRCA1 gene currently acts as a predictive factor with regards to breast cancer‚ this may not always prove to be the case. There are two major reasons for this. One of these reasons is that genetics can fluctuate and mutate over generations‚ so that the link may break and cease to hold value over time. The second of these is because we have not fully finished analyzing the human genome‚ and we may find out something disproving this marker as a genetic marker‚ instead attaching that

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