Answer:
I feel like it's a Translocation Mutation
Explanation:
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<span>this damage is called a subdural hematoma. This isn't always an emergency situation, but can be a medical emergency. It is caused by head injury that bursts blood vessels and causes pooled blood to begin pushing on the brain. It can cause vomiting, slurred speech, confusion, vomiting, headaches an may even lead to a coma. In mild cases it may cause no symptoms at all.</span>
Answer: This is because the person do not have mutation in the two copies of the CFTR Gene.
This means that the person have mutation in one copy of CFTR Gene and the other Gene is normal. The person is just a carrier, since he is heterozygous.
Explanation:
Cystic fibrosis is an autosomal recessive genetic disorder. A person can have it if the parents contribute single copy of CFTR Gene. People with Cystic fibrosis have CFTR Gene that disrupt the normal functioning of CFTR protein in the cells of lungs, pancreas and other part of the body
