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The retinoblastoma (Rb) gene is a type of tumour suppressor gene. It can be stated that:
Hereditary mutation in the Rb gene is characterised by the passing of the defective gene to newborns in an autosomal recessive manner
Loss of the Rb gene function is characterised by an inability to regulate cell cycle checkpoints, potentially leading to urinary bladder tumour formation
Retinoblastoma is characterised by a mutation in a copy of of the Rb gene, resulting in a loss of the gene's function
Hereditary mutation in the Rb gene is charaterised by all cells containing a defect on chromosome 14
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