5 Strangest Genetic Mutations And Disorder
There are some people with the Genetic mutations and disorders in the world. The Changes material genetic is also known as genetic mutations or genetic disorder in the human body. This genetic disorder is very rare. Human beings shape their lives from the moment they are born until their last breath and in between they are diagnosed with a lot of diseases. But, these are some disorders which generally start even before they are born. Some people with these disorders live a normal life and some die within a half hour of their birth.
Lobster Claw Syndrome
This syndrome is caused by the formation of a gene that is not perfect in the fetus while still in the womb. This gene abnormality is very rare. Those who born with this syndrome have fingerlike condition resemble a crab claw. The abnormalities Development of chromosome 7 causes Lobster Claw Syndrome that made the sufferers just have 2 or 3 fingers.
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| Lobster Claw Syndrome |
Mermaid Syndrome or Sirenomelia
Sirenomelia syndrome is very rare actually. Those who suffer this syndrome are usually born with the condition of both feet sticking closely to resemble a mermaid tail. This syndrome can damage another organ, and usually babies with this die before they get older.
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| Mermaid Syndrome |
Stone Man Syndrome
Wooden human syndrome or also known as Fibrodysplasia Ossificias Progressiva (FOP) so far is reported only 708 times in worldwide. Patients with this syndrome have muscle tissue and connective tissue such as tendons and ligaments are gradually replaced by bone, forming bone outside the skeleton that constrains movement.
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Immune with HIV Virus
The HIV virus is one of the most feared viruses today and the sufferers are almost impossible to recover and just have little hope of life. Surprisingly, some medical journal found that there are some people who have genetic mutations in their immune which make them impossible to get infected by the HIV virus. They have copies of CCR5 gene mutations which are known as immune to HIV. Even if they are infected with HIV, the virus will spread very slowly in their bodies.
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Polydactylism
The mutation of this rare gene is called Polydactylism where the sufferer has an additional or bonus of the finger on both the leg and the hand. This genetic disorder is believed to be inherited in generations of offspring. The sufferers do not experience other health problems and can live healthy and normal like most people. |
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