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It is caused by a point-mutation in Chromosome 1. This causes a defect in the production of proteins Lamin A and C.

Progeria can't be cured for.

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ALS, commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is typically not inherited. However, around 5-10% of cases are due to genetic factors. In these cases, a mutation in certain genes can increase the risk of developing ALS.

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Genetically the parents had the symptom and passed it down to their off spring.

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