Gonosomal recessive inheritance

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An example of a family tree with a gonosomally recessive trait

Gonosomal recessive inheritance is the transmission of the observed trait, the allele oh which lies gonosome, namely chromosome X (X-linked inheritance). Few genes are located on the chromosome Y, eg. SRY. The increased pubic hair previously reported as an example of a Y-linked trait (OMIM: 425500), is probably not strongly linked to the Y chromosome.

A typical manifestation is a far greater number of sick men than women, who are overwhelmingly only healthy carriers.

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Some inconsistencies may arise because carriers have different degrees of disease manifestation. It is caused by random lyonization of one of the X chromosomes in each cell of the body. This can occur, for example, in hemophilia.

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Monogenically inherited diseases
autosomally inherited diseases autosomal dominant inheritance autosomal inherited agammaglobulinemiaachondroplasiaApert syndromebrachydactylyfamilial hypercholesterolemiaHuntington's choreaMarfan syndromemyotonic dystrophyneurofibromatosisosteogenesis imperfecta (late form)polycystic kidney diseasepolydactylyThomsen syndrome
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