What diseases can genetic mutations cause?

Updated on healthy 2024-07-11
4 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    Chemicals such as cyclophosphamide, nitrite, ethidium bromide, formaldehyde, etc.

    Biotoxins, such as aflatoxin, infections with certain viruses, etc.

    In fact, gene mutations occur all the time in normal cells, but there is a set of monitoring and correction systems inside the cells, and only the cells that escape surveillance or do not modify successfully will finally have gene mutations, and most of the mutated cells cannot survive, and the latter are killed by immune cells.

    Therefore, those factors that have been immune function can also indirectly lead to the increase of gene mutations. These factors include overwork, an unbalanced diet, and many more.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    Gene is a person's genetic material, normal gene coding sequence, is the premise of a healthy person, each gene of human beings, has its own unique function, if you are not careful, the gene mutation, it depends on what the function of the gene is, there are many human genes, different gene mutations will produce different diseases, some may be very mild, but some may have some obvious embodiment physically, or mentally. Nowadays, there are many genetic diseases, all of which are caused by genetic mutations, and most of them have no significant ** measures. In fact, it is quite scary to say that gene mutations are exact, but it also depends on where the mutation is in the gene, and the mutation in different positions has different results.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    The cause of a gene mutation is a structural change in the composition or order of base pairs in a gene. The most typical disease with gene mutation is sickle anemia, in addition to Down syndrome, albinism, color blindness, hemophilia, megaencephaly, cancer, hydrocephalus, epilepsy, autism, vascular disease, etc. The cause of a gene mutation is a structural change in the composition or order of base pairs in a gene.

    The most typical disease with gene mutation is sickle anemia, in addition to Down syndrome, albinism, color blindness, hemophilia, megaencephaly, cancer, hydrocephalus, epilepsy, autism, vascular disease, etc.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    There are many causes of gene mutations, such as rays, rays, rays, rays and neutrons are commonly used ionizing rays, and in the process of DNA replication, the number, sequence, and type of deoxynucleotides inside the gene are changed locally, which changes the genetic information and also causes gene mutations. Causes genetic mutations'There are many reasons, such as rays, rays, rays, rays and neutrons are commonly used ionizing rays, and in the process of DNA replication, the number, order, and type of deoxynucleotides inside the gene are changed locally, which changes the genetic information and also causes gene mutations.

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