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Chromosomes and Genetic Disorders
by nuke - 1378 reads, based on 5 votes
CHROMOSOME 1 Alzheimer disease, type 4 Gaucher disease Prostate cancer Glaucoma Rh blood type TSH, beta chain Amylase Histone proteins ... More
X-Linked Diseases Meltdown
by Ed Friedlander MD - 1371 reads, 0 votes
X-linked dominant diseases: The only well-known one is familial vitamin-D resistant rickets, a renal phosphate-wasting syndrome. Manic-depression (nowadays, "bipolar disorder") probably has a locus here.... More
Autosomal Recessive Disorders Meltdown
by Ed Friedlander MD - 1224 reads, 0 votes
Many body proteins are in such abundant supply that if a person has only half as much of that protein (i.e., has one good gene where most people have two), there is no obvious problem. However, if a person has no good gene where most people have two, the person is sick. Therefore, the known autosomal recessive diseases are either:... More
Autosomal Dominant Diseases Meltdown
by Ed Friedlander MD - 1534 reads, based on 2 votes
When a person has only one good gene where most people have two, the person can expect to make 50% as much of the good protein as do most other people. Sometimes, that isn't enough. Therefore, the known autosomal dominant diseases fall into five categories.... More
Shock Meltdown
by Ed Friedlander MD - 782 reads, 0 votes
In shock you cannot perfuse your body adequately. Eventually, this develops into a vicious cycle. Causes of shock that you must understand.... Cardiogenic shock (i.e., pump failure) --Massive myocardial infarct --Rupture (ventricle, valve) --Diphtheria --Bad rhythm disturbances ("arrhythmias", a misnomer) --Certain poisons (remember massive nicotine ingestion) --Extrinsic compression (i.e., tamponade)... More

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