Huntington

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Across
  1. 2. Passing a genetic condition from parent to child
  2. 5. Type of inheritance in which one altered gene copy can cause a condition
  3. 8. Three-letter DNA sequence repeated excessively in Huntington disease
  4. 9. Protein produced by the HTT gene
  5. 10. Assisted reproductive technique that can be used with genetic testing to reduce transmission risk
  6. 12. Involuntary, irregular movements commonly associated with Huntington disease
Down
  1. 1. Brain region strongly affected by Huntington disease
  2. 3. Genetic disorder that causes progressive damage to the brain
  3. 4. Chromosome number where the Huntington gene is located
  4. 6. Common period when Huntington disease symptoms begin
  5. 7. Term for Huntington disease that begins during childhood or adolescence
  6. 11. Aspect of mental health that can be affected by Huntington disease
  7. 12. Ability to control movements smoothly