autosomal

In this case cancer susceptibility is inherited in autosomal dominant manner.

Archive 2004-11-01 2004

The diagnosis: A potentially fatal genetic disorder called autosomal recessive polycystic kidney disease.

The Toughest Test 2008

For most people, the genome consists of one pair of sex chromosomes (XX in women and XY in men) and twenty-two pairs of chromosomes called autosomal, plus mitochondrial DNA, which is something of a separate story.

'Blood Matters' 2008

This means that in each pregnancy, the fetus has a 50 percent chance of inheriting the autosomal dominant disorder.

Genetics and Alagille Syndrome 2009

When a person is carrying a mutation in an autosomal dominant gene, each egg or sperm cell has a 50 percent chance of containing the nonfunctioning gene copy and a 50 percent chance of containing the normal copy of the gene.

Genetics and Alagille Syndrome 2009

If a condition is autosomal dominant, a person who carries one copy of the gene containing a mutation will usually manifest some signs of that condition.

Genetics and Alagille Syndrome 2009

Alagille syndrome is an autosomal dominant disorder, which means someone who carries the Jagged1 gene mutation has a 50 percent chance of passing on that mutation to their child.

What Causes Alagille Syndrome? 2009

It can test for shared strands of autosomal DNA – meaning any line of ancestry, not just pure matrilineal or patrilineal lines.

Lecture in Dublin on Tracing Your Irish Ancestors via DNA « Cork Genealogist 2010

The disorders that mutations in these types of genes cause are called autosomal recessive.

Genetics and Alagille Syndrome 2009

The mutated gene "dominates" over the normally functioning gene, so it is called autosomal dominant.

Genetics and Alagille Syndrome 2009