Is genetic dilated cardiomyopathy Autosomal dominant disorder or Autosomal recessive disorder?

Answer 1

It can be either.

It most commonly exhibits familial transmission consistent with autosomal dominant (AD) inheritance (approximately 90%), but X-linked (5-10%) and much less commonly autosomal recessive (AR) or mitochondrial inheritance have been reported.

Answer 2

An autosomal recessive trait that effects a million in 800 newborns could be carried via way of two cases that form of newborns - or a million in 4 hundred. From any monohybrid pass, the predicted ratios of phenotypes are: a million homozygous dominant (ordinary) 2 heterozygous (distributors) a million homozygous recessive (tormented via way of the ailment)

Answer 3

autosomal dominant