Question by anonymously-unknown: can anyone give me some input/information on haemophilia? i need to do a project on this topic. don’t say i am lazy. i am researching too. Y!A is one of my methods. i have already looked up wikipedia so don’t link me there. if possible, anyone out there with hemophilia or relatives/friends with the illness to give some thoughts would be nice. many thanks. Best answer: Answer by alsawi ycheck these, they are two of the…. Click Here to Read More
Question by confuzzled: Genetic disorders with haemophilia? Where can i find information on the base pair sequence alteration of haemophilia. Thanks. Best answer: Answer by Mr. Peachy®http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-bin/abstract/67790/ABSTRACT?CRETRY=1&SRETRY=0 Know better? Leave your own answer in the…. Click Here to Read More
Question by Simran: a) What is common among “Down’s syndrome, Haemophilia , Sickle-cell anaemia”? Hey! This is my holiday homework project..I can’t find any response anywhere..If any of you knows..Please Please Help me. Best answer: Answer by Andrew G.They are all caused by genetic mutations. Andrew Guenther What do you think? Answer…. Click Here to Read More
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Posted in Haemophilia Tags: Biotechnological, contributions, Medical, plants, Review, World No Comments »Egg donation program India Egg donation is one way to help infertile women or couples to start a family.For many couples, being infertile no longer means having to go through life without children. Modern science and continued research in this direction has helped millions of couples all over the world become parents to a healthy child. Even issues that were once thought to make it impossible to conceive a child can now be overcome. One such female fertility problem is…. Click Here to Read More
Question by clarrisa_smith: Can a 16-year-old kid die of haemophilia, like if he falls down or something? Thanks Artful for helping. Top contributor: I am pretty sure “haemophilia” is the right spelling. I know that hemophilia is another spelling… Best answer: Answer by nc_strawberryanyone who has hemophilia can potentially die if they fall down or whatnot. it is not an age-specific disease nor is it’s severity. Give your answer to this question…. Click Here to Read More
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World Haemophilia day trailer – 2010 External link : www.wfh.org Video Rating: 0 / 5 Terkel is President of EURORDIS and was a participant at the 5th European Conference on Rare Diseases (ECRD) Krakow, Poland 2010 Video Rating: 5 /…. Click Here to Read More
Question by debbie x: Explain why the sons of a hawmophiliac man and a healthy non-carrier woman would never inherit haemophilia? Best answer: Answer by Robert SThe effects of this sex-linked, X chromosome disorder are manifested almost entirely in males, although the gene for the disorder is inherited from the mother. In about 30% of cases of Hemopilia B, however, there is no family history of the disorder and the condition is the result of a spontaneous gene mutation. A mother who…. Click Here to Read More
Posted in Haemophilia Tags: explain, Haemophilia, hawmophiliac, Healthy, inherit, never, noncarrier, sons, woman, would 2 Comments »Question by cjayaj: Why does Haemophilia is more common among Males? Best answer: Answer by jindarbindarBecause it is a sex-linked disease that is passed on through the X chromosome. Women have 2 X chromosomes, so if one of theirs has the gene for hemophilia and the other does not, they will not have the disease. If a man has the trait on his X chromosome, he will always display it because he doesn’t have another X that could cover the trait. Know better? Leave your own answer in…. Click Here to Read More
Question by Jaylee Smith: What gender is more likely to have Haemophilia? Best answer: Answer by Tiffhemophilia? dealing with blood? it occurs more common in males. it is recessive and males only have one X chromosome meanwhile females have two X so they have a backup if one is defective Give your answer to this question…. Click Here to Read More
