Down condition is a hereditary issue caused when unusual cell division brings about an additional full or halfway duplicate of chromosome 21. This extra hereditary material causes the formative changes and physical highlights of Down disorder. There is no authoritative logical examination that shows that Down condition is brought about by natural elements or the guardians' exercises previously or during pregnancy. The extra fractional or full duplicate of the 21st chromosome which causes Down disorder can begin from either the dad or the mother. Ladies with Down disorder can have kids, yet numerous men with the condition sadly can't, anyway it is conceivable. Ladies who have Down disorder can have youngsters; they have a 35-half possibility that their child will have Down condition. There are three sorts of Down disorder: trisomy 21 (nondisjunction), translocation and mosaicism. Trisomy 21, the most widely recognized kind of Down condition, happens when there are three, instead of two, number 21 chromosomes present in each cell of the body.
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