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What are Single Gene Disorders?
Single gene disorders, also known as monogenic disorders, are conditions caused by mutations in a specific gene. These disorders follow Mendelian inheritance patterns and can be
autosomal dominant
,
autosomal recessive
, or
X-linked
. Examples include
cystic fibrosis
,
sickle cell anemia
, and
Huntington's disease
.
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