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  1. ... with this condition have the deletion in both copies of chromosome 15 in each cell. As a ...
  2. ... imprinted gene, which means that normally only the copy of the gene that comes from the father is active. The copy of the gene that comes from the mother ...
  3. ... from the SMN1 gene). Typically, people have two copies of the SMN1 gene and one to two copies of the SMN2 gene in each cell. However, the number of copies of the SMN2 gene varies, with some people ...
  4. ... people with this condition who are missing one copy of the OCA2 gene tend to have unusually ... hair and fair skin. Cells with only one copy of the OCA2 gene make a reduced amount ...
  5. ... with progressive osseous heteroplasia. People normally inherit one copy of each gene from their mother and one copy from their father. For most genes, both copies ...
  6. ... much less active after birth.People inherit one copy of most genes from their mother and one copy from their father. Both copies are typically active, ...
  7. ... growth and development before birth.People inherit one copy of most genes from their mother and one copy from their father. Both copies are typically active, ...
  8. ... fetus from becoming too large.People inherit one copy of most genes from their mother and one copy from their father. Both copies are typically active, ...
  9. ... important role in early development.People inherit one copy of most genes from their mother and one copy from their father. Both copies are typically active, ...
  10. ... it is described as high-activity. Because two copies of the gene are present in each cell, each person can have two low-activity copies, one low-activity copy and one high-activity ...
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