41. Palmistry Report C = Down syndrome (= genetic disorder trisomy 21, e.g. mental handicap, health) F = Edward syndrome (= genetic disorder trisomy 18, e.g. low rate of survival) http://palmistryreport.wordpress.com/

Palmistry Report September 28, 2010 WHAT ARE THE CONNECTIONS? In order to avoid misunderstandings, a brief description of each of the 9 hand lines in the picture, is given below: Line 1 = extra crease on the distal phalange (beyond the distal interphalangeal crease) Line 2 = extra crease on the middle phalange (in 1 or more fingers) Line 3 = single crease on the pinky finger Line 4 = extra crease on the thumb Line 6 = simian crease Line 7 = Sydney crease Line 8 = transverse hypothenar crease Line 9 = secondary creases: unusually high density The names of the 9 disorders are: A Alagille syndrome B Coffin-Lowry syndrome (= genetic disorder: e.g. mental problems, health) C Down syndrome (= genetic disorder: trisomy 21, e.g. mental handicap, health) F Edward syndrome (= genetic disorder: trisomy 18, e.g. low rate of survival) D Fetal alcohol syndrome (= caused by alcohol abuse during pregnancy) E Fragile-X syndrome (= genetic disorder: Xq27, e.g. mental handicap, autism) G Pit-Rogers-Dank syndrome (= e.g. growth disorder, mental retardation) H Schizophrenia (= psychiatric disorder) I Sickle Cell Diseases (= blood disorder) The QUIZ-task is very simple: (You can submit your answers as a response to this blog post, but you can also discuss the details at the Modern Hand Reading Forum, at:

42. Down Syndrome Symptoms Causes Of Down Syndrome, Down Syndrome, Featured Slider Tagged causes of down syndrome, Chromosome, Conditions and Diseases, Congenital heart defect, Down syndrome, Genetic disorder http://www.downsyndromesymptoms.org/

Home About Privacy-Page Index ... Down Syndrome Symptoms down syndrome symptoms Causes Of Down Syndrome Down Syndrome Down Syndrome Symptoms Subscribe ... Causes Of Down Syndrome By admin on June 30, 2010 Causes Of Down Syndrome The CDC estimates that every yr about 3,357 babies in the United States of America is born with Down syndrome. In other words, about thirteen of every 10,000 babies born in the United States each year are born with Down syndrome. What Causes Down Syndrome? In order to fully comprehend Down [...] Posted in Causes Of Down Syndrome Down Syndrome Featured Slider Tagged causes of down syndrome Chromosome Conditions and Diseases Congenital heart defect ... Down Syndrome Symptoms By admin on June 30, 2010 Down Syndrome Symptoms Down syndrome also called: Trisomy 21, is a set of mental and physical symptoms that result from possessing an extra copy of Chromosome 21. Even though individuals with Down syndrome can end up with some physical and mental features in common, signs and symptoms of Down syndrome can range from moderate to [...] Posted in Down Syndrome Down Syndrome Symptoms Featured Slider Tagged Conditions and Diseases Down syndrome Down Syndrome Symptoms Endocrine Disorders ... Leave a response Previous Pause Next Tags Recent Posts Random causes of down syndrome Chromosome Conditions and Diseases Congenital heart defect ... Causes Of Down Syndrome Down Syndrome Symptoms Down syndrome also called: Trisomy 21, is a set of mental and physical symptoms that result from possessing an extra copy of Chromosome 21. Even though individuals with Down syndrome can end up with some physical and mental features in common, signs and symptoms of Down syndrome can range from moderate to severe.

43. Cystic Fibrosis | PHP Down Syndrome; Genetic Disorder; Hard of Hearing / Deaf; Learning Disability; Intellectual Disability; Multiple Sclerosis; Muscular Dystrophy; Orthopedic Disabilities http://www.php.com/taxonomy/term/62?page=3

44. Genetics: Down Syndrome, Mosaic Down Syndrome, Mosiac Down Syndrome Related Articles • Mosaic Down Syndrome What is Mosaic Down Syndrome? • Down Syndrome - What Is Down Syndrome - Genetic Disorder Video - About.com http://en.allexperts.com/q/Genetics-1795/Syndrome.htm

zGRH=1 zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 AllExperts Genetics Search Genetics Volunteer Answers to thousands of questions Home More Genetics Questions Answer Library ... Encyclopedia zmhp('style="color:#fff"') More Genetics Answers Question Library Ask a question about Genetics Volunteer ... Link to Us About K Shows Expertise I am able to answer questions regarding human medical genetics, mouse genetic studies, molecular biology, biochemistry, and cell biology. I am also able to answer questions concerning prenatal and postnatal genetic testing but am ethically unable to give advice on such test results. Experience I have 10 years experience in human genetics, including clinical, population, and molecular genetics. I am currently an active researcher in molecular and developmental genetics at Virginia Commonwealth University/ Medical College of Virginia. I have previously taught genetics and cell biology at the college level. Organizations American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) American Society of Human Genetics Education/Credentials B.S., Biochemistry, University of Southern Mississippi

45. Turner Syndrome - Miscarriage Stillbirth And Monosomy X Turner Syndrome Disease Causes of Down Syndrome; Klinefelter syndrome 47,XXY; HyperIgM Syndrome; Down Syndrome - What Is Down Syndrome - Genetic Disorder Video - About.com http://miscarriage.about.com/od/congenitaldisorders/p/turnersyndrome.htm

zWASL=1;zGRH=1 zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Health Miscarriage / Pregnancy Loss Miscarriage / Pregnancy Loss Search Miscarriage / Pregnancy Loss I'm Worried I'm Miscarrying Trying Again ... Share w(x2+zWl+'?p=1" zT="18/1[N" rel="nofollow">Print') Discuss in our Forum Apply now to guide this site Turner Syndrome (Monosomy X) and Pregnancy Loss From Krissi Danielsson , former About.com Guide Updated March 12, 2009 About.com Health's Disease and Condition content is reviewed by the Medical Review Board See More About: miscarriage causes chromosomal abnormalities amniocentesis zSB(3,3) Monosomy X, commonly known as Turner Syndrome, is a chromosome disorder in which a girl or woman has only one complete X chromosome. (Because a Y chromosome is needed for a person to be male, all babies with Turner Syndrome are girls.) Though girls born with Turner Syndrome usually have good odds for a normal life, the majority of babies with the condition are lost to miscarriage or stillbirth. Statistics : About 1 in every 1,500 to 2,500 newborn babies has Turner Syndrome. Yet according to research, monosomy X is present in about 3% of all conceptions, but about 99% of affected babies are miscarried or stillborn. The condition is thought to be a factor in roughly 15% of all miscarriages. Causes: The cause of Turner Syndrome is an error in cell division that leaves the body's cells with only one fully functioning X chromosome. Usually the abnormality is already present at fertilization, originating in the sperm or the egg. In the condition called Mosaic Turner Syndrome, meaning some of the body's cells have monosomy X while others have normal chromosomes, the cause is an error in cell division during very early embryonic development. No one knows exactly what causes these cell division errors.

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47. Chapter 11 Intelligence Down syndrome—genetic disorder attributed to an extra chromosome ‘gifted’the other extreme. conclusions this segregation and special http://staff.jccc.edu/clawrenz/chpt11.htm

Chapter 11 Intelligence General instructional objectives: To trace the history of intelligence testing and to describe the principles of test construction. To introduce contemporary views on the nature of intelligence. To describe the stability of intelligence across the lifespan and to present extremes of intelligence. To discuss genetic and environmental determinants of intelligence. Assessing Intelligence The origins of intelligence tests Examples of tests Aptitude and/or achievement aptitude achievement Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) assess verbal and math aptitudes, but no overall intelligence score Test Standardization, reliability and validity standardization test scores typically form a normal distribution (bell shaped pattern) must use appropriate samples for comparison reliability test/retest alternate forms validity predict content validity interest? predictive ability criterion of what the test aims to assess Are intelligence tests culturally biased? yes, in the sense that they are sensitive to differences caused by cultural experience no, in that they predict as accurately for one group as they do for another (black/white, rich/poor)

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