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Genetic cоunseling prоblem: These questiоns аre bаsed on your prepаration question about inheritance patterns for two genes with disease-associated variants. Information on these human genes and the scenario is provided below. Again, assume, as appropriate, that crossing-over and recombination occur and that all cases of meiosis complete without error. If calculating the rate of recombination, z = distance between genes in base pairs/100,000,000. Gene name PMP22: Codes for a myelin sheath protein essential to neuron functioning. A variant of the gene is associated with Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease Type 1A (CMT1A), which involves impairment of the peripheral nervous system. The degree of symptoms varies and life expectancy is not affected. The disease-causing allele is dominant. Designate alleles as “A” (disease causing, dominant) and “a” (normal, recessive) Genomic location: Chromosome 17, base pairs 15,229,779 to 15,265,326 Gene name BRCA1: Encodes for a protein that helps to monitor DNA damage and acts as a tumor suppressor gene. Mutations of this gene are associated with a much higher risk of breast cancer. The normal allele shows incomplete dominance, meaning the heterozygote genotype yields a mid-level cancer risk. Designate alleles as “B” and “b”, where “BB” has no increased risk, “Bb” has a mid-level risk, and “bb” has the highest breast cancer risk. Genomic location: Chromosome 17, base pairs 43,044,295 to 43,170,327 As a genetic counselor, you are working with Maurice and Alec, a married couple, who want to have kids. They have identified a surrogate, Marcy who will carry the baby, and one of them will contribute sperm for artificial insemination. Both men have a history of breast cancer in their families and both have symptoms of CMT, therefore they are seeking your help to decide who will be the biological parent in order to minimize the chances of passing on deleterious mutations. Here is the genetic information you have for each individual: Marcy has genotype aaBB. Maurice has CMT (with one copy of the disease-causing allele) and one copy of the BRCA1 mutation gene. One of his parents had the genotype AAbb. Alec also has CMT and one copy of the BRCA1 mutation gene. One of his parents did not have CMT but had a high risk of cancer.
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