Question

Muscular dystrophy can result in loss of mobility and lack of coordinated movements. Given this information, what does mu

• Muscle tissue from communicating with the brain
Connective tissue from creating blood cells
Epithelial tissue from excreting and absorbing
Bone tissue from supporting the weight of the body​

Answer 1

Muscle tissue from communicating with the brain

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Answer 2

Muscle tissue from communicating with the brain

Step-by-step explanation:

Muscular dystrophy is the term used to describe a group composed of more than 30 diseases that directly affect the muscular system. These diseases are of a genetic nature and are directly linked to the X chromosome. As already mentioned, this group of diseases causes damage to the muscles and their progressive degeneration, in addition to their malfunction, because it prevents muscle tissue from communicating with the brain. .

These diseases are commonly present in men, although women are asymptomatic carriers of the defective gene responsible for the disease.