Question

Which statement correctly describes genetic diseases or disorders? If one inherits a gene for a specific disease, and the gene is recessive, the disease is not always present. A mutation always causes a genetic disease. Dominant genes do not carry the codes for genetic disease. If an individual inherits a gene that carries a genetic disease, it is not possible for them to pass it on to their offspring.

Answer 1

Correct answer choice is :

A) If one inherits a gene for a specific disease, and the gene is recessive, the disease is not always present.

Step-by-step explanation:

A disorder of the organs creating excess slime in the lungs and dilemmas with pancreas function and food consumption. Sickle cell disease. The classic form of the disease, named Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria, produces stimulated aging. Most children who have progeria basically die of age-related disorders around the age of 13, but some can live into their 20s.