mc015-1.jpg What could the genetic counselor tell the couple to help them understand how their children inherited cystic fibrosis? One of you has a mother who is also a carrier of cystic fibrosis. One of you has a father who is also a carrier of cystic fibrosis. Both of you have either a mother or a father who is also a carrier of cystic fibrosis. Both of you had a mutation of the cystic fibrosis gene in a cell that divides to form gametes.
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Its D
It will be D because non them had a father or mother having cyctic fibrosis gene, it occured abrupty first time in there genotype only, thats mutation
and that explains stage II of heterozygous male and female ?
yes
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what ?
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not sure i concur
i agree that nothing like this 'mutation' has been seen before in their ancestors
Yes
The point i tried to xplain in the above lines is why its mutation or why the answer is D and not C \(\color{green}{\huge\ddot\smile}\)
however if stage III is supposed to be them, then stage II presumably their parents, have definately been diagnosed with something
ie. heterozygous
@Abhisar it is likely you are correct, but i just dont see it yet.
Dfntly but the question states couple, when u go to a genetic counselor he makes a pedigree analysis such as in the figure
Stage II is showing couple, Stage III is showing Offsprings Isnt it ? @PRAETORIAN.10
Affirmative.
Thank you.
\(\Huge\text{Anytime !}\) \(\huge\ddot\smile\)
Thats what i said before.....
oh well, alls good
i am just a sceptic
have an epic day poeple
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