Choose any two genetic disorders. Use the NIH gene database to collect information about the heredity patterns of these genetic disorders. You may choose disorders you learned about in the unit or explore other genetic disorders. Your teacher may also provide you with a list of genetic disorders to investigate. Use the search bar at the top of the database to enter the name of the disorders. Be as specific as possible. You may search specific disorders such as cystic fibrosis and muscular dystrophy. You’ll be directed to a page with all the mutated genes identified for the particular disorder. The table that appears will provide the following information: Official name/Gene ID of the gene Description (Use the description for humans. Ensure that the description says human or Homo sapiens and doesn’t refer to other mammals listed in the database.) Location (Note the name of the chromosome on which the mutation appears. Use the diagram to determine if it’s a sex or a non-sex chromosome.) Aliases for the gene