Genetic Inheritance Patterns and Mutations
Genetic inheritance is a complex process involving various patterns such as autosomal dominant inheritance, haploinsufficiency, gain of function mutations, and dominant negative effects. Understanding these patterns is crucial in the study of genetics and hereditary conditions. Explore the impact of different mutations on gene function and inheritance. Various genetic disorders like Huntington's, Alport syndrome, Crouzon syndrome, Pautz-Jeghers syndrome, and others exhibit unique inheritance patterns. Delve into the intricacies of genetic mutations and their implications in inherited diseases.
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Gain of function Gain of function mutation Activating mutation
Activating mutation Activating mutation Gain of function mutation
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