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presentation on Y linked disease.pptx

  1. Nadir Ahmad MPhil (MLSc)* UoH Y-Linked Disease Nadir Ahmad Mphil (MLSc)* UoH
  2. Introduction Y chromosomes are a type of sex chromosome that determine male sex characteristics Y-linked diseases are genetic conditions that are caused by mutations in genes located on the Y chromosome
  3. Causes of Y-Linked Diseases Y-linked diseases are caused by mutations in genes located on the Y chromosome These mutations are inherited from the father and are passed down exclusively to male offspring
  4. Common Examples of Y-Linked Diseases Y-linked infertility: a condition that affects male fertility and is caused by mutations in the DAZ gene Y-linked hearing loss: a condition that affects the ability to hear and is caused by mutations in the SMPX gene
  5. Symptoms and Effects of Y- Linked Diseases  Symptoms and effects vary depending on the specific Y-linked disease  Y-linked infertility can result in reduced sperm count or complete absence of sperm, leading to male infertility  Y-linked hearing loss can result in partial or complete hearing loss, depending on the severity of the mutation
  6. Diagnosis PCR-based assays to amplify specific regions of the Y chromosome and detect mutations DNA sequencing to identify specific mutations within genes on the Y chromosome Microarray-based testing to analyze multiple regions of the Y chromosome for abnormalities
  7. Treatment:  Hormone replacement therapy to address fertility or developmental issues  Surgery to correct abnormal genitalia or reproductive organs  Physical therapy to improve muscle weakness or wasting  Medications to manage cardiovascular or blood disorders  Genetic counseling to help families understand the risks of passing on Y-linked diseases to future generations.
  8. Conclusion  Y-linked diseases are genetic disorders caused by mutations in genes located on the Y chromosome.  These diseases can only affect males and are typically inherited from their fathers. Y-linked diseases can have a wide range of symptoms, and there is currently no cure.  Treatment options focus on managing symptoms and improving quality of life.  Genetic counseling can help families understand the risks of passing on Y-linked diseases to future generations.
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