Why is colour blindness more prevalent in boys? - colour blindness more condition_symptoms
I know it has something to do with genetics ...?
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Colour Blindness More Condition_symptoms Why Is Colour Blindness More Prevalent In Boys?
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The most common types are X-linked. Women are XX, so that if one X chromosome carries the blind, the other X chromosome, which is "empty". Women, XY, not, so if you are X-linked form of blindness, are expressed. (Where, by the expression ", is present in all their physiological structure, also known as the" blindness Express.)
ReplyDeleteThe reason is that you wear on your X chromasome if a woman is two chromasomes colorblind Colorblind X, but needs a man who needs only 1 for only 1 X and Y. 1 chromasome If a woman is 1 X and 1 does not Colorblind Colorblind, X, it will not color blind, because it is a recessive trait
ReplyDeletebecause it is a common error in the XY combination of genetics, I found only occurs in women, where there is a history of colorblindness on both sides of the parents is common at the United Nations.
ReplyDeleteYou will also notice that you skip generations later, for no apparent reason, and raising more than a generation.
My father and all the men on their side of the family are all red / green colorblind, but I am normal, genetically I guess that means that my mother about the gene is dominant gene from my parents, in this case
By late afternoon everything is genetic
Ay chromosome is essential.
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