Genetics behind Wilsonâs Disease. ATP7B is a gene responsible for transporting copper. It is a member of ATPase transport family that encodes a protein and functions as a monomer or an exporter of copper out from the cells. A mutation in the gene located at chromosome 13 is responsible in developing such disease.
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Craniosynostosis is a condition where one or more of the sutures in a childâs skull fuses or closes too early. Sutures are fibrous joints located between the bones in a babyâs skull. Open sutures allow the skull to grow at the same rate as the brain. In the first few years of life this growth is very rapid. When a suture closes too early, the skull cannot grow normally. This can cause pressure on the growing brain. As the brain continues to grow, it pushes against or expands the areas of the skull that are not fused.