Mendel did most of his work using pea plants and was studding seven different characteristics, each with two contrasting traits [1]. Morgan rediscovered his laws of inheritance and further the knowledge using Drosophila as a model organism. Later discoveries confirmed that human heredity is regulated by the same laws of inheritance. Many of our characteristics are polygenic, however a number of them are controlled by a single gene, and Mendel’s work is a “solid foundation for our current understanding of single-gene diseases in humans” [2]. Please search in the literature and present human disorder(s) that are following Mendelian type of inheritance.

Mendel did most of his work using pea plants and was studding seven different characteristics, each with two contrasting traits [1]. Morgan rediscovered his laws of inheritance and further the knowledge using Drosophila as a model organism. Later discoveries confirmed that human heredity is regulated by the same laws of inheritance. Many of our characteristics are polygenic, however a number of them are controlled by a single gene, and Mendel’s work is a “solid foundation for our current understanding of single-gene diseases in humans” [2].

Please search in the literature and present human disorder(s) that are following Mendelian type of inheritance.