Примери за използване на Changed gene на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The changed gene is dominant over the normal gene. .
Female carriers have a 50% chance of passing on a changed gene.
The changed gene is dominant over the normal gene. .
This is because you cannot pass on a changed gene that you do not have.
A changed gene cannot be corrected- it is present for life.
A person who has only one copy of the changed gene will be an unaffected carrier.
However the changed gene is dominant over, or overrides, the working copy.
Each daughter therefore has a 50% chance(1 in 2)of inheriting the changed gene.
If a daughter inherits a changed gene she will be a carrier like her mother.
If a male who has an X-linked condition has a daughter,he will always pass on the changed gene to her.
If a son inherits a changed gene from his mother, then he will be affected by the condition.
There is also a 50%(two in four) chance that the child will inherit just one copy of the changed gene from a parent.
However the affected child,who now has the changed gene, can pass it on to his or her children.
Carrier testing may be available to see if the couple are both carriers of the changed gene.
However the affected child,who now has the changed gene, can pass it on to their children.
Breast and ovarian cancer before the age of 50, is more likely than average to have a changed gene.
A person only needs to inherit one copy of the changed gene in order to be affected by the condition(50% chance).
The particular genetic condition that the person is affected by depends on what instructions the changed gene was supposed to give.
When one parent has a changed gene, they will pass on either their normal gene or their changed gene to their child.
Each of their children therefore has a 50%(1 in 2)chance of inheriting the changed gene and being affected by the condition.
If you do not carry the changed gene it does not mean that you will never develop cancer, but you have a similar risk to the general population.
Each of their children therefore has a 50%(1 in 2) chance of inheriting the changed gene and being affected by the condition.
This involves the couple undergoing medically assisted reproduction,after which the fertilised eggs are tested to see if they have the changed gene.
If both partners are carriers of the same changed gene, they may pass on either their normal gene or their changed gene to their child.
For certain types of cancer, in particular the ones that affect children and adolescents,it is possible to perform a test during pregnancy to see if the baby has inherited the changed gene(prenatal testing).
Parents who have only one changed gene copy usually do not display any symptoms of the disorder and may not even know they carry a gene change.
Some people have a genetic predisposition or in-born weakness that means they need more of the‘go get it' neurochemical,dopamine, to achieve the same level of drive and pleasure as someone without that changed gene state.
Finding out you have a changed gene and may have passed it on to your children can cause people to feel guilty and anxious about the future health of their children.
Each child of parents who both carry the same changed gene therefore has a 25%(1 in 4) chance of inheriting a changed gene from both parents and being affected by the condition.
Each child of parents who both carry the same changed gene therefore has a 25%(1 in 4) chance of inheriting a changed gene from both parents and being affected by the condition.