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People with chondrodystrophy have a normal-sized trunk and abnormally short limbs and extremities (dwarfism).

It is thought that chondrodystrophy is caused by an autosomal, recessive allele.

If a child is conceived with another carrier the outcome may be lethal, or the child may suffer from chondrodystrophy or dwarfism.

Those affected by chondrodystrophy may also experience metabolic and hormonal disorders, both of which may be monitored and controlled by hormonal injections.

One example of this is the Ancon sheep, which was first bred from a lamb born in 1791 with naturally occurring chondrodystrophy.

The inheritance of the chondrodystrophy gene is as follows:.

Let us name the dominant allele for normal stature "T", and the recessive allele coding for chondrodystrophy "t"; either one or the other is going to be chosen during random selection for a particular "seat" on its chromosome.

If both parents are heterozygous for chondrodystrophy, they each possess one copy of the T allele and one copy of the t allele (each person has two copies of every autosomal allele, a paternal and a maternal one).

# A couple already has a child with chondrodystrophy; the risk of inheritance for the next child to have the disorder is 0.

One parent with chondrodystrophy and one parent without.

# One child with normal height; the probability of that child having offspring with chondrodystrophy is 0.

# One child with normal stature; the probability of the next having chondrodystrophy is 50% (1 in 2).

# One child with normal stature; the probability of the next not having chondrodystrophy is 50% (1 in 2).

Both parents with chondrodystrophy.

# The probability of offspring affected by chondrodystrophy is 100% (4 in 4).

There are several ways to determine if a child has chondrodystrophy, including parent testing and x-rays.

If the fetus is suspected of having chondrodystrophy, the parents can be tested to find out if the fetus in fact does have the disease.

There is no treatment at this time to promote bone growth in chondrodystrophy patients.

Coping with chondrodystrophy.