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When we are conceived, the egg and sperm merge, forming the embryo that grows into a fetus and a child. The egg and the sperm each carry one piece of genetic information for each of our traits from our mother and father, respectively. The blueprint for alpha-1 antitrypsin is one of these traits. Learn more…
