Lethal Genetic Diseases

Lethal genetic diseases are caused by mutations in essential genes that can lead to the death of the affected organism. These mutations often disrupt critical processes required for development or growth. Lethal alleles can be classified as recessive, dominant, or conditional, depending on their genetic behaviour. They may cause death either before or shortly after birth, but typically manifest early in development.

Key Examples of Lethal Genetic Diseases:
Cystic Fibrosis
Sickle-Cell Anaemia
Achondroplasia

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