Muscular dystrophy can result in loss of mobility and lack of coordinated movements. Given this information, what does mu

• Muscle tissue from communicating with the brain

Connective tissue from creating blood cells

Epithelial tissue from excreting and absorbing

Bone tissue from supporting the weight of the body

Muscle tissue from communicating with the brain

Muscle tissue from communicating with the brain

Explanation:

Muscular dystrophy is the term used to describe a group composed of more than 30 diseases that directly affect the muscular system. These diseases are of a genetic nature and are directly linked to the X chromosome. As already mentioned, this group of diseases causes damage to the muscles and their progressive degeneration, in addition to their malfunction, because it prevents muscle tissue from communicating with the brain ...

These diseases are commonly present in men, although women are asymptomatic carriers of the defective gene responsible for the disease.