Is Spina Bifida a Recessive or Dominant Trait??
Question: Is Spina Bifida a recessive or dominant trait? That's all I have to do.
Answers: Spina Bifida is caused by not having enough folic acid in the mother's diet during pregnancy. Chances can be decreased greatly by taking a folic acid supplement prior to conception and during pregnancy. It is not a genetic trait, really. Things such as diabetes or hypertension in the mothers seem to have a correlation with the incidence of Spina Bifida, but research is often inconclusive as to why. It is most likely the unlucky combination of faulty genes and mostly the lack of folic acid.
I don't believe it is a genetic disorder.
Adequate levels of Foliate in early pregnancy prevent the majority of neural-tubal defects.
It's not genetic. Its caused by a lack of folic acid during pregnancy.
Answers: Spina Bifida is caused by not having enough folic acid in the mother's diet during pregnancy. Chances can be decreased greatly by taking a folic acid supplement prior to conception and during pregnancy. It is not a genetic trait, really. Things such as diabetes or hypertension in the mothers seem to have a correlation with the incidence of Spina Bifida, but research is often inconclusive as to why. It is most likely the unlucky combination of faulty genes and mostly the lack of folic acid.
I don't believe it is a genetic disorder.
Adequate levels of Foliate in early pregnancy prevent the majority of neural-tubal defects.
It's not genetic. Its caused by a lack of folic acid during pregnancy.
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dominate traits can be expressed in the heterozygous gene state. This means if you have one dominant and one recessive gene the dominant will prevail. ie one blue and one brown, brown will prevail.
the genes of your parents.
Let
R= Dominant trait
r= Recessive trait
Homozygous dominant= RR
Homozygous recessive= rr
Heterozygous= Rr
Heterozygous individuals will have both traits, but its ph
R= Dominant trait
r= Recessive trait
Homozygous dominant= RR
Homozygous recessive= rr
Heterozygous= Rr
Heterozygous individuals will have both traits, but its ph
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If you have a family member with Alzhei
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