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The FitnessGram™ Pacer Test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues. The 20 meter pacer test will begin in 30 seconds. Line up at the start. The running speed starts slowly, but gets faster each minute after you hear this signal.May 23, 2016

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The FitnessGram™ Pacer Test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues. The 20 meter pacer test will begin in 30 seconds. Line up at the start. The running speed starts slowly, but gets faster each minute after you hear this signal.May 23, 2016

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The FitnessGram™ Pacer Test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues. The 20 meter pacer test will begin in 30 seconds. Line up at the start. The running speed starts slowly, but gets faster each minute after you hear this signal.

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The FitnessGram™ Pacer Test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues. The 20 meter pacer test will begin in 30 seconds. Line up at the start. The running speed starts slowly, but gets faster each minute after you hear this signal.

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THE LAST THING YOU WANT IN YOUR BURGER KING BURGER IS SOMEONE ELSE's FOOT FUNGUS.... BUT THAT MIGHT JUST BE W

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1. 50/50 chance if one of your  parents have it.
2. Involuntary movements, personality changes, memory loss
3. autosomal chromosomes and sex chromosomes. We get 23 chromosomes from each parent.
4. yes because it is not a sex chromosome.
5. the sequence is repeated.
6. is stronger then the other

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1. 50%
2. personality loss, memory loss etc.
3.autosomal 22 pairs sex 1c pair
4. yes, can affect males &females
5.

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1) 50 percent
2) involuntary movement and loss of muscle control
3)autosomal  chromosomes and sex chromosomes
4) yes because the disease affect sex chromosomes
5) the sequence is  repeated
6) the stronger gene
7) autosomal
9) Yes, because that their  child so they will have the first and last say so

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1. CAG
2. Involuntary movements, personality change
3. x and y chromosomes
4. Yes, it can affect both genders
5. CAG sequence is repeated
6. Is more prominent than other genes
7. Autosomal
9. Yes, it is their child and they can make the decisions until their child is 18

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1. CAG
2.involuntary movements, behavioral issues
3.X+Y chromosomes 23 of each giving us 46 in total
4. Yes, male/female have an equal chance of getting the disease.
5. HD individuals repeat this sequence 40 to 100 times unlike general individuals only repeat it 26 times.
6.a more dominant gene will express itself more than another gene and will control more than another gene.
7. Autosomal chromosome
8. PUNNET SQUARE
9. Yes, they should because its their kid and they want to know if anything is wrong with their child.

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1.50% chance from inheritance through parents
2.involuntary movements such as muscle spasms
3. Autosomal- 21 pairs ,Sex- 1 pair
4.Yes as it does not rely on sex but moreover genes and genetics of the body
5. CAG sequence is repeated in DNA
6. A stronger gene
7. Autosomal
9. Yes because if one of them had it their child would have a 50% chance of having it.

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1. There is 1/2 chance at each pregnancy that a child of an affected parent will have Huntington's.

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1. There is 1/2 chance at each pregnancy that a child of an affected parent will have Huntington's.

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2. involuntary movements, loss of muscle control.
3. X and Y; 23 of each type
4. Yes, because it is not in sex chromosomes.
5. CAG gene is repeated 42-200 times.
6. A dominant gene  is stronger and almost cancels out the other working gene.
7. Autosomal chromosomes
8. Punnett Square Picture
9. Yes, because they know if they or their ancestors have Huntington's .

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1. 50/50
2. Involuntary movement,  personality change
3. Autosomal: 22 Pairs, Sex: 1 Pair
4. Yes. It does not effect sex chromosomes
5.

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1)50/50 chance only if your parent have it
2) involuntary movement and loss or muscle control

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1. 50% chance if the parent has it.
2. Involuntary movements and muscle control loss
3. Autosomal, and sex, 22 pairs of autosomal and 1 sex pair which depends on gender, XX F XY M
4. Yes it affects both genders because anyone can inherit it.
5.

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1) 1/2 from an affected parent
2)Spuratic Movements and behavioral symptoms
3)x(23)y(23)
4)Yes, it affects autosomal chromosomes
6)A gene that overpowers other genes
7)Autosomal

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1. 50% chance
2. involuntary movements, personality changes, memory loss
3. Autosomal - 22 pairs, Sex - 1 pair
4. Yes, it doesn't affect sex chromosomes.
5. CAG sequence is repeated.
6. Overrides other genes
7. Autosomal

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1.50/50 if one of your parents have it.
2. Involuntary movements, personality change, memory loss, decreased brain function, and loss of muscle control.
3. X and Y and we get 23 from each parent.
4. Yes because it is not a sex chromosome.
5.

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2. involuntary movement,  and loss control muscles.
3. x and y
chromosomes
4. yes,
5.
6. working with or where it originally came from
7. autosomal

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1. 50/50 chance if parents have it
2. Involuntary movements, behavioral issues, etc.
3. autosomal-22 pairs, sex-1 pair
4. yes, has no affect on sex chromosomes
5. The autosomal cells dominate
6. It is stronger more populated than other genes
7. autosomal
9. Yes, children may be at risk