Okay, welcome. My name is Devine. This is episode 424 of the Devine

Intervention Podcast. And in today's podcast I'm going to be, it's actually going to

be a pretty short podcast. In to this podcast I'm just really going to be, it's actually going to be a pretty short podcast.

And to this podcast I'm just really going to be discussing how to remember the

modes of inheritance of genetic diseases.

I will very likely in the future have podcasts on autosomal recessive, excellent recessive,

I'll have like specific tune of podcasts for those.

But I just figured I'll make a short podcast that can just really help people remember the modes of

inheritance. Now this podcast the goal is to focus on rules. Specific

disorders can be discussed in future podcasts and also have podcasts as well that address some of these genetic diseases already.

So let's talk about some rules that can really really help you with these problems.

Now let's start off with autosomal dominant disorders.

So the thing with autosomal dominant disorders is sometimes, again it's hard to remember which is where you're like man this

disease is here this disease is here that disease is there but again when you can

group things or categorize things it makes them a lot easier. So what are the classic problems that are

inherited in an autosomal dominant fashion? The first thing I would say you want to know are structural proteins.

When something is a structural protein and you have a deficiency or a defect,

it's usually an autosomal dominant fashion.

So like for example if you have like defects in like collagen or defects in fibrillin, right?

That's like in marfants, right?

Or you have problems with like the structural proteins of your red blood cells.

So like take for example, heritage stress cytotis with those spectrum and anchoring problems.

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