Genetics - Principles of Inheritance & Variations | NEET | Sickle Cell Anaemia | Neela Bakore
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
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Although I appreciate mam's efforts but an AUTOSOMAL RECESSIVE DISORDER means that both the parents should be carriers[ Hb(s)Hb(a) X Hb(s)Hb(a)] for the offspring to inherit the disease. The example given in this video will not result in offspring with the disease but only in carrier children(that too 50%, other 50% would be normal; male or female) as only one parent is the carrier not both of them. Hb(s)Hb(a) is a carrier not the one with the disease as both the alleles are not affected. Hb(s)Hb(s) is the one with the disease. Use Punnett square for more clarity.
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Mam ,in example you cross normal with carrier but in book its given that both partners should be carrier for the disease then only this disease is transmitted..
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I think there's an errata in the video .. HbS HbS causes the Sickle cell disease whereas HbA HbS have Sickle cell trait .. in the video it says the homozygous person would not survive which isn't true ... the heterozygous will have Sickle cell trait which do not have symptoms unless high altitude or severe exertion
if sickle cell is a recessive disorder how can heterozygous condition cause the disease
exactly
There are two sickle cell anaemic conditions....one is heterozygous (hb^A hb^S) and other is homozygous ( hb^S hb^s) but in homozygous condition person die before sexual maturity therefore sickle cell anaemia is considered as hb^A hb^S ...
And as we don't consider homozygous condition phenotypic ratio for sickle cell anaemia is not 1/4 but it's 1/3
It is a case of co dominance where both the gene are expressed.
@@sanazafar2371 SSA is an example of pleiotrophy
Though it causes anaemia it also provides increased resistance against malaria which was the entire point of mutation as it was first seen in Africa where malaria is a major cause of death
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If the female is affected then it should be recessive hbshbs.....
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Mdm could you explain how sickle cell anaemia in recessive heterozygous individuals allows them to be resistant to malaria, please. Thank you
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Hey can u help me out how come hba hbs not a carrier in sickle cell anaemia but affected one....as it is an recessive diorder
Would heterozygous carrier show up the disease as it is a recessive disorder???
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but mam boy suffered sicall cell .how born children not suffering this diesis.
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Mam little confused about sickle cell anaemia plz can u give more examples
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As it is autosomal recessive
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Please clear my doubt
If a boy is normal and his mother is having sickle cell anemia.if he marries a normal girl(not having sickle cell) then is there any chnce of having child with this disease ??
Please mam reply
Never.....because sickle cell anaemia is a condition of( hb^A hb^S)......but you are saying that boy is normal ...therefore his genotype will be hb^A hb^A so he don't have allele for sickle cell anaemia and when he marries a normal girl with genotype hb^A hb^A then there is no chance to get child with genotype hb^A hb^S
Hope it will be helpful...
Mam, you are telling that sickle cell anaemia is an autosome linked recessive disease. Then, how can the female parent be diseased carrying only one defective allele ? as you've drawn a solid circle.
Sickle cell anaemaia incomplete dominant or codominant ??
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In mutant sickle cell B globlin gene there is changing nucleotide A:T to T:A that is why it produce GUG mrna
Mam HbSHbA genotype is a carrier of the disease while HbSHbS is the diseased person . This was given in NCERT...Please clarify me
But isn't sickle cell anemia recessive? Shouldn't the female showing the trait be homozygous?
Female is a carrier, so it have to be half shaded know mam
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Are HbA and HbS alleles equally dominant?
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little confuse between carrier n disease phenotype about sickle cell Anaemia. Mam take carrier phenotype as disease... Why ❓
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" we know that sickle cell anaemia is autosomal recessive disorder then why it is getting tranfered to next geneeation"
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Same doubt
Is it eg of codominance
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what does A in HbA represents in sickle cell anemia ?
Hb A represents normal haemoglobin......similarly, Hb S will represent sickle celled haemoglobin
@@bhavani4287 I know this bro/sis. But I'm asking what does A in Hb A means ?
A represent normal Adult haemoglobin ..
@@bhavani4287 Ok Thanks
A relevant portion of b chain of haemoglobin of a normal human is val.his.leu.thr.pro.glu.glu
The codon for the 6th a.a is gag .it mutates to gas due to mutations a and hug due to mutations b . Haemoglobin structures did not change also result of mutations a but mutations led to sickle cell shape rbcs . explain giving reason how could mutations b change the Hb structures did not mutations a.
Please mam explain this.
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But sickle cell anemia is recessive disorder both the alleles should be recessive(Hbs,Hbs) to show trait(sickle shape RBCs), and here you showed that heterozygous (Hbª, Hbs) are the affected man or having trait)... so how could be sickle cell anemia is recessive disorder then??????????
Mother is carrier here.
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Mam ur teaching is nyc but I will give only 50/100 for this video bcoz u did some misktake in the consideration of Hb.i think u will rectify dis n explain in ur way
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Mam you are teaching wrong.hbs hbs is diseased not hba hbs
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mam plz add only one longer video of 12 STD which covers totally whole topics plzzz it's a humble request
mam man is heterogygous
mam plz add only one longer video of 12 STD which covers totally whole topics plzzz it's a humble request