Marfan syndrome is a rare disease of the connective tissue, which affects different structures, including skeleton, lungs, eyes, heart and blood vessels.
It is characterized by an unusual increase in limb length. It is believed to affect one in 5,000 people. Unlike other genetic problems, it does not negatively affect intelligence.
Serratus anterior would be the primary muscle. Correct me if I’m wrong.
Your legs will lose not Be to walk properly.
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DNA acts as genetic material in all living organisms that store and transmit genetic information from one to next generation. DNA sequence carries instructions for the expression of genes to make proteins, responsible for different phenotypic characters of individuals.
The DNA, first synthesizes mRNA molecule that carry information for the protein synthesis, in the form of codons and code for a specific polypeptide chain or protein.
The sequence present in DNA determines the amino acid sequence in protein encoded by the DNA. Change in DNA sequence affects gene expression as it leads to change in mRNA sequence, and thus, change in sequence of amino acid of the resulting protein.
This process is called natural selection.
