Question

Suppose that Rose has myotonic dystrophy and shows traits such as uncontrolled muscle activity. Rose\'s mother, Becky, is dystrophic, but her father is normal. Rose is married to Dave, and Dave is normal. Rose and Dave have a daughter, Lisa, and two sons, Phil and Carl. Lisa and Phil are normal, but Carl is dystrophic. Rose\'s sister, Jill, is normal. Jill\'s husband and their only child are also normal. Rose\'s brother, Pete, is dystrophic, and has three children with Mary, who is normal. Pete and Mary have two daughters, Pat and Sandy, as well as a son, Luke. Pat is normal, but Sandy and Luke are dystrophic. The image below is the pedigree of Rose\'s family. Label six of the pedigree symbols with the corresponding names of the individuals in Rose\'s family. Not all names will be placed.
Suppose that Rose has myotonic dystrophy and shows

Answer 1

The six pedigree symbols with the corresponding names of the individuals in Rose's family will be like  2nd - Rose; 7th - Becky; 4th - Dave; 8th - Mike; 10th - Pat and 13th - Erik.

The second will be Rose because Becky's father, who is Rose's husband, is healthy and Jess, Becky's mother, has myotonic dystrophy. The seventh person is Becky, who has myotonic dystrophy and is married to Mike, who is healthy. Dave, who has myotonic dystrophy, is the fourth.

Mike, who is normal and married to Becky who has the condition or is impacted, comes in at number eight. Pat (unaffected), the daughter of Dave and Mary, is ranked tenth. Erik (affected), the son of Becky and Mike, is the 13th person on the list.

Myotonic dystrophy is an autosomal dominant condition that is passed vertically from parents to offspring. This illness affects both men and women equally and does not pass down through generations.

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