One has to receive a copy of
the abnormal gene from both parents to have the disease,» said Dr. Buchanan, who holds the Children's Cancer Fund Distinguished Chair in Pediatric Oncology & Hematology.
Not exact matches
Children inherit two
abnormal copies of the
gene from each of their
parents.
It arises when a person inherits two copies of an
abnormal hemoglobin
gene — one
from each
parent.
This is important given that correlational studies can not disentangle effects of
parenting from gene - environment correlations (ie, maltreating
parents may also transmit
genes predisposing to
abnormal HPA functioning to their children).