what diseases result by genetica?
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DISEASES LIKE LEUKEMIA, CANCER & CHILD R BORN WITH PHYSICAL DEFECTS..........
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A genetic association study would take a group of people that have a known gene or allele of a gene and you look to see if the presence of that allele is associated with a particular disease outcome. A genetic linkage study is gene hunt to find the gene that causes a particular disease. These are done by examining families affected by a disease and comparing markers (like microsatelites) in affected and unaffected individuals to find where the gene causing the disease maps to on a chromosome.
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Insulin resistance, excessive androgen production, hypothyroidism, hyperprolactinemia, cushings disease.  I think I read that it is also caused from a genetic mutation Syndrome X.  Not for sure on the last one.
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Mutations occur frequently, not like in the cartoons, but small changes happen in chromosomes that are not inherited from the mother or the father.  Some of them cause terrible diseases, others may not cause problems at all.
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Not necessarily. It could be a mutated gene, a side effect of another health issue, or it could be a recessive gene thus making it in fact genetic.
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It usually results in some kind of "mutation" or some sort depending on which chromosomes are affected by having extra copies or not enough. One of the most common of genetic deformities is trisomy twenty-one. The twenty-first chormosome has an extra copy and this Trisomy twenty one is commonly known as Down's Syndrome. So to give you a more direct answer It all depends on which ones...
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down's syndrome is a disease that results from gaining an extra autosome through nondisjunction.  It effects autosome 21.
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Genetic diseases (can't correct people's genes yet)\nAIDS\nDiabetes (well, until the transplant of pancreas is discovered)
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It is a genetic disorder, usually caused by recessive genes that meet up in both parents.
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That happens because of genes. Its heriditary. It doesnt cause anything as far as I know.
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genetics and hormones
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Genetics and evolution.
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There are very many.  Sickle cell anemia, for example, is caused by an inherited mutation in the gene for one of the subunits of hemoglobin, the oxygen-carrying protein in blood.   Certain types of cancer no doubt result from mutations in critical parts of the genome -- either induced by carcinogens or radiation, or just bad luck.  Besides mutation, there are a litany of other genetic abnormalities which can cause disease.  Huntington's disease, for example, is caused by having too many repeats of a certain DNA fragment.  Down's syndrome is caused by having an entire extra chromosome.  As you can see, DNA is the cause of many diseases, and it will be the target of many future cures as we get better at molecular therapy.
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Using www.qtsaver.com I found this:\n"efficient strategy for mapping human genes that cause recessive diseases"
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Diabetes is a group of diseases, each with different influence of genetic factors on disease risk and severity.  With the two most frequent forms, Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, disease risk is inherited as a multifactorial trait.
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Not sure if this will help but try the link below\n\nhttp://www.answers.com/topic/gene
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This should keep you busy for hours.....\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_genetic_disorders