Multiple Choice
Huntington's disease and Tay-Sach's disease are similar in that
A) both diseases are caused by a single gene.
B) victims of both diseases are not likely to survive childhood.
C) both diseases can be treated with a special diet.
D) both diseases are caused by a dominant gene.
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