Can Voyerism be hereditary?
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Of course not. But children like, to some extend, copy the behavior of their parents.Parents must be a good role model for their children.
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Greying hair is genetic from the MOTHERS side. Take a look at your relatives.
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It is hereditary in so far as every person on the planet could become an addict, so that has been past to all of us straight down from Adam.  It comes down to the individual on whether or not they can fight the temptation to begin, or after having begun to quit.  So, the real question is "Is self control a hereditary trait?"
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I'm 44 years old and have it, my daughter has it, too. My dad is 74 has now found out he also had it all his life. It seems to be hereditary. All the doc's say so. The problem has always been that they said he were just "hyper-active". That terminoligy is out-dated. We now have a way to control it. Honestly, with age, it seems to dissipate slowly, but does not entirely go away. So medication can be reduced as age progresses, BUT DO NOT STOP med's without doctors approval....they really know better. I tried to stop, and found out that they really know better.\n\nAs far as what causes it, looks like it's hereditary.no known cause. At least it's controllable.
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According to mendel, yes\n\nHowever genetics today is not just inheritance. It deals with DNA sequencing and the human genome project and other various projects. In mendel's day genetics only concerned what would be passed to the next generation
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Type in inbreeding and genetic mutation into your search engine. I can tell you about one disorder if you're interested. I found it in a book of mine, on a section involving vampires. But you can find quite a few medical journals that will tell you all of the problems caused by inbreeding. Finding reputable sources on mountain men will be more difficult however, as while it is believable that some people, in say, the Ozarks could be inbred (or really anywhere for that matter), it's not really something most people do a lot of research on. But if there are some mountain men whose parents were related, then they are no different from anyone else who is inbred and would have the same sort of genetic defects. However, I would think there wouldn't be a lot of mutation in an inbred individual, because "mutation" denotes a change in dna somewhere that allows for variety in a species and is essential for adaptation and therefore survival. Which is why inbreeding, even among wild animals, is taboo; it makes it more difficult for a species to adapt because the parents are too closely related for that much needed variety. I would use the word "genetic defect" before using "mutation", actually.\nOh, the disorder I mentioned is called erythropoietic protoporphyria "The disorder makes the body produce too much porphyrin-a substance basic to red blood cells. This results in redness of the skin, eyes, and teeth, a receding upper lip, and cracks in the skin that bleed when exposed to light." Side note: since doctors in the  middle ages locked away the children with this disorder (they never lived long) and made them drink blood, it is believed to be one of the causes of the vampire myths. I hope that helped.
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Not that I'm aware of. This genetic condition involves the X and Y chromosomes, and not anything else.
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I think you inherited a mutated gene from your parents, as gingerness is an inherited mutation. Whatever you do DON'T pull the ginger hairs out with tweezers..or else your brown hair will be replaced by ginger hair..Why do you even have a beard anyway.
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genetics is the study of heredity and variation. most traits are inherited from the parents; sometimes it's the same as the father's, sometimes it's the same as the mother's, other times it's a combination of both and in some cases, the traits inherited can not be seen in any of the parents. \n\nlet's try to find out the probabilities or chances of inheriting the eye color trait... i think brown eye color is a dominant trait (B), and green eye color is probably recessive (b) so:\n\nif the father (or male/m) is heterozygous dominant for the trait (Bb) and the mother (or female/f) is most probably homozygous recessive (bb) then...\nm&#92;f b b\nB Bb Bb\nb bb bb\n-----------\n2 Bb : 2 bb\nor 50% chance of brown eyes and 50% chance of green eyes\n\nbut if the father (or male/m) is homoozygous dominant for the trait (BB) and the mother (or female/f) is most probably homozygous recessive (bb) then...\nm&#92;f b b\nB Bb Bb\nB Bb Bb\n------------\n4 Bb\nor 100% chance of brown eyes
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It could definitely be hereditary. Sometimes, doctors can perscribe something stronger than the over the counter stuff. You should probably consult a dermotologist.
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Not possible. Genetics give you what you have, be thankful for it.
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According to Wikipedia - yes they can. A mutation in the father's sperm can cause it - even if the father does not have it.
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no it can be from either parent and it was recently found that there was three different genetic links which can be traced through family's ruling out one single gene disorder
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Absolutely not. Marfan Syndrome is a genetic disorder. Its congenital - you are born with it.\n\nUnless you are talking about giving your unborn child Marfan's due to drinking? Now that is unlikely to happen, but there are cases of spontaneous genetic mutation that cause Marfan's. Usually, however, it is a dominant gene mutation passed on the parent to child. Its rare that it springs up out of the blue...
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Yes...it's very rare in Asian people, but it IS genetically possible. Brown eyes is dominant, and grey eyes would be recessive (talking about genes). If let's say Sayuri's parents were both heterogenous for dominant brown eyes, there's a chance that Sayuri could get both the recessive genes, and have blue/grey eyes. \nI'm sorry if I sound confusing but this is hard to explain because I can't draw a punnet square. \nB= brown eyes b= blue/grey eyes\nSayuri's parents are both: Bb\nBb + Bb = BB, Bb, Bb, bb. \nbb is blue eyes and that's what Sayuri got. Or Chiyo if you prefer to call her that.
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it's genetics....depends on how long their parents eye lashes are.\n\nso it was series of isolated incidents
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There are 200 types of arthritis. The majority of types of arthritis are not hereditary. However, if you have a condition that is hereditary – like sticklers syndrome – you will be aware of this as your doctors will be monitoring your condition closely. \n\n\nRecent evidence suggests that certain types of arthritis such as osteoarthritis in the hands can be hereditary, but further studies are needed to confirm this. \n\n\nSome people may have a genetic preposition to certain types of arthritis (lupus, ankylosing spondylitis etc), but this is not the same as a type of arthritis being hereditary.