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Inherited Diseases Guided Reading Name:____________________________ Date:_____________________________ DIRECTIONS: As you read the “Inherited Diseases Handout,” answer the questions. They are in order! Assignment #:_________Block:________ 1. What can cause an error in the structure of hemoglobin? ______________________________________ A change in the gene or a mutation ____________________________________________________________________________________ The red pigment in blood, it carries the oxygen 2. What is hemoglobin? __________________________________________________________________ 3. What does it mean that the gene for normal hemoglobin and the sickle cell gene are codominant? The two alleles are both expressed ____________________________________________________________________________________ 4. Carriers show all the effects of the disorder. TRUE FALSE 1 5. How many sickle cell genes does a person have to inherit to have Sickle Cell Anemia? ______________ 10% 6. What percent of African Americans carry the sickle cell trait? ______________ Africa 7. Is sickle cell anemia more common in the United States or in Africa? ___________________________ 8. Explain the relationship between sickle cell carriers and malaria. _______________________________ Sickle cell carriers do not generally get malaria ____________________________________________________________________________________ 9. How does the relationship in #8 contribute to the higher rate of sickle cell carriers in Africa? ________ It would be beneficial while living in an area with a lot of malaria to be a carrier ___________________________________________________________________________________ XX Xy 10. Write the genotype for females: _________ For males:__________ X 11. Which sex cell carries genes for traits other than gender-related traits? _________ 12. If a mother carries a recessive gene on her X chromosome, which is more likely to inherit that recessive Son trait, a son or a daughter? _________________ 13. Why does the answer to #12 inherit the recessive trait? ______________________________________ Because the son only needs one allele ____________________________________________________________________________________ 14. What is hemophilia? ___________________________________________________________________ A disorder where the blood does not clot or is slow to clot ____________________________________________________________________________________ Queen Victoria and her descendants 15. Who were the carriers of hemophilia in the royal families of Europe? ___________________________ 16. Why did hemophilia spread through the royal families in Europe? ______________________________ Her daughters, who were carries married other royals ___________________________________________________________________________________ Colorblindness 17. Name another sex-linked recessive trait besides hemophilia. __________________________________ 18. Describe how color-blindness affects people. _______________________________________________ They are unable to distinguish between two or more colors __________________________________________________________________________________ Males 19. Who is more likely to be colorblind, males or females? _____________________________________ 20. Explain why: _______________________________________________________________________ Males only need to inherit one allele from their mom, there is no corresponding allele to mask it on the y ___________________________________________________________________________________ 21. Define nondisjunction: _______________________________________________________________ When a set of chromosomes do not separate equally or correctly __________________________________________________________________________________ Meiosis 22. During what process does nondisjunction happen? ________________________________________ 23. What do body cells inherit as a result of nondisjuction? ____________________________________ Too many or too few chromosomes _________________________________________________________________________________ The size, shape, and number of chromosomes in an organism 24. What does a karyotype show? ________________________________________________________ 21 25. Which pair of chromosomes on the karyotype has an extra chromosome? _________________ Down Syndrome 26. What is the common name for Trisomy 21 (having an extra 21st chromosome)? ________________ _____________________ 27. What effect does having an extra 21st chromosome have on a human? ______________________ Mental and physical impairments ________________________________________________________________________________ 28. How can doctors determine if a baby will have an inherited disorder before it is born? ____________ Amniocentesis ________________________________________________________________________________ The baby’s cells and chromosomes 29. What do doctors examine from the amniotic fluid? _____________________________________ 30. What do scientists hope to be able to do in the future if they detect an inherited disorder? ________ Treat disorders before birth ___________________________________________________________________________________