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Define Developmental Disabilities

occurs before the age of 18


life long


effects someone's learning


can be physical or mental


effects someone in 3 of the 7

Mendalian Laws

1. Genes occur in pairs


2. Every living thing receives a pair of allelesfor every trait (phenotype and genotype)


3. One allele for every trait comes from the motherand one from the father


4. Each gene occupies a particular fixed positionon a particular chromosome

What do we inherit?

-cleft palate


-widow’s peak


-dimples and freckles


-straight or curly hair


-the ability to curl your tongue

define: Meiosis

Sex chromosomes (egg and sperm)

define: Mitosis

Celldivision in which two daughter cells of identical chromosomes composition tothe parent cell are formed. Each contains 46 chromosomes

Where are there lots of chromosomal errors?

Meiosis

What percent of chromosomal abnormalities occur in miscarriage?

60%

What is a chromosomal abnormality?

Unequalcell division which result in too many or too few chromosomes

how many people are born with gene disorders?

1/1500

what is Galactosemia?

inability to produce enzymes and breakdown sugar found in milk...recessive inheritance

what is tay sachs?

inabilitiy to break down lipids (fats and oils)...recessive inheritance

what is PKU

inaility to break down protein...recessive inheritance

what is MPS

inability to break down complex sugars.... recessive inheritance

what is a recessive inheritance?

Defectoccurs in a gene on one of the 22 pairs of non chromosomes




Passed down from parents

what is the percent of having a recessive inheritance between boy and girls

equal

how are dominant disorders transmitted?

deletion occurs in one of the non-sex chromosomes

what is Neurofibromatosis?

elephant man... dominant disorder

fragile x is what type of disorder?

sex linked

who is more likely to have a sexlinked disorder?

males

what is a sexlinked disorder?

an error that occurs durring meiosis