Achondroplasia: Genetic Inheritance

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Description

This lecture covers the genetic transmission of achondroplasia, a form of dwarfism, through autosomal dominant inheritance and incomplete dominance. It explains the probabilities of having an affected child and the role of de novo mutations in the condition.

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Genetics: Population genetics

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