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Hemophilias, G6PD, Duchennes Muscular Dystrophy, are examples of what?
X-linked recessive diseases

Recessive allele carried by the X chromosome, mostly affecting males, never passed from father to son
What is X-linked dominant? what is the best example?
Dominant allele carried by the X chromosome Affecting females twice as often as males
Never passed from father to son
Always passed from affected father to daughter
Passed from affected mother to half her children

FRAGILE X (FMR1 gene)
maternal inheritance from a mother to all of her children describes what kind of inheritance pattern?
Mitochondrial
what are sex-influenced traits? examples?
Genetic traits whose phenotype is influenced
by the sex of the individual.

Examples:
Autism (worse & more common in males)

Congenital hip dysplasia (worse in females)

Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease

Idiopathic scoliosis
what are Sex-limited traits?
Traits restricted to one sex, although the genotype can be present in either sex.

Examples:
BRCA 1- related breast cancer
5a-reductase deficiency
What happens in 5alpha reductase deficiency? (genetics, MvsF)
Autosomal recessive

Genetic females are normal
Genetic males have ambiguous genitalia (5 alpha reductase is responsible for turning testosterone to DHEA)
Lyonization leads to what
Mosiacism in females

ectodermal

one of the two copies of the X chromosome present in female mammals is inactivated
What is the SRY gene?

**
it pretty much determines if you are a man

if you delete the SRY on a male, even if you are XY you will be a female

if you HAVE the SRY gene on a female, you will have a XX male
What is a TRUE hermanphrodites? how does this occur?
mixture of ovaries and seminiferous tubules in one individual

due to a FUSION of twins (one that was male, one that was female) resulting in XYXX

this differentiates into a Chimeria
This cerebral structure has been found to be 2x smaller in homosexual men compared to heterosexual men
INAH-3
These cerebral structures have been found to be larger in homosexual men compared to heterosexual people
SCN (suprachiamastic nucleus)

Anterior Commisure