五种传男不传女的遗传病（Five hereditary diseases of transmitting a male without transmitting a female）.docVIP

五种传男不传女的遗传病（Five hereditary diseases of transmitting a male without transmitting a female） With the rapid development of genetics, more than 3000 kinds of genetic diseases have been discovered, of which about 250 have occurred only in men, and women have no or very few diseases. As long as the baby boy appeared on the X chromosome genes, there is no question that there is no escape. Now issued immediately to only the male babys five most wanted, and quickly look at what genetic diseases, biography of men do not pass the female.. The hereditary disease that passes the male does not pass NO1: Hemophilia Hemophilia is a group of hereditary hemorrhagic disease, it is a severe coagulation disorder caused due to the lack of certain clotting factors in the blood, hemophilia is typical of sex linked recessive female male disease, gene transfer, control factor VIII clotting components on chromosome X. Charges: when the baby causes trauma bleeding for various reasons, the blood can not be solidified, and eventually died due to excessive bleeding. Evidence of a crime: the prevalence of male and female children in normal marriage, men are normal, female carriers; normal male and female mating male transmission, half of patients in children, half of the women for transfer; male and female mating with the transfer, the boy half born girl half of hemophilia, hemophilia. Half transfer. About 30% have no family history, and the disease may be caused by gene mutation. Precautions: anti hemophilia globulin has been available in large quantities, thus greatly reducing mortality. Danger index: five stars Hereditary disease of male transmission and non female NO2: Hypertrophic progressive muscular dystrophy Belong to recessive hereditary disease, female only is opposite sex chromosome carrier, not disease. Accusation: muscular atrophy, leg thickening and weakness, walking posture like ducks, gradually paralyzed after a few years. About 90% of the children have muscle pseudo hypertrophy,