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Genetics

What is the genetic basis of thrombophilia?

Never mind if you are not confident in your knowledge of genetics. Here is everything simply explained. You can start with an article about what is a gene and continue through DNA to the article about the significance of the gene mutation for human evolution. After reading these articles you will be able to better understand how is formed a thrombophilic gene mutations, such as Leiden mutation, a mutation in the MTHFR gene, prothrombin mutation, and more.

DNA Mutations

July 23, 2018July 7, 2018 by Thrombophiliac.com
DNA mutations, prothrombin mutation

What are DNA mutations? DNA mutations are changes that occur in the nucleotide sequence of DNA. There are many different … Read more

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Mutations Types

July 23, 2018January 31, 2016 by Thrombophiliac.com
mutations types

If you just learned about your diagnosis of inherited thrombophilia, which is actually thrombophilic gene mutation, you might wonder how … Read more

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Thrombophilic gene mutations

July 23, 2018January 31, 2016 by Thrombophiliac.com
thrombophilic gene mutations

Under the term thrombophilic gene mutations are included mutations that cause inherited thrombophilia. What do we know about thrombophilic gene … Read more

Categories Genetics Tags thrombophilic gene mutations, thrombophilicgenemutations

Genes

July 23, 2018January 31, 2016 by Thrombophiliac.com
genes

Definition of genes Gene is a stretch of DNA with a specific function, which is during cell division able to … Read more

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Evolutionary meaning of thrombophilia

July 23, 2018January 31, 2016 by Thrombophiliac.com
evolutionary meaning of thrombophilia

Gene mutations may have some evolutionary significance. Before we discuss what can be evolutionary meaning of thrombophilia, we’ll look at the … Read more

Categories Genetics, Thrombophilia Tags evolutionsofthrombophilia
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