Does anyone know nearly genetic disease and their protein structure?

There are many genetic diseases contained by humans, each next to different changes surrounded by the normal DNA. One example of this is sickle cell anaemia, which is cause by Thymine base replacing an Adenine groundwork at a specific exact place on chromosome 11. You can see the resultant protein structure on this website.
http://www.ornl.gov/sci/techresources/hu.
Agammaglobulinemia, Diabetes, Hemochromatoses,Hepatolenticul. degeneration, are some examples of genetic diseases causing protein abnormality.
Name a few 100 that you are interested in.
Genetic disorders are cause by a defect contained by one ore more genes that causes a protein to function incorrectly, or not at adjectives. A common motive of defect is the repetition of a screened-off area of coding DNA within a gene. When this bit of DNA is translated to a protein the protein cannot fold or function correctly, resulting in the displayed disorder. Such disorders can be markedly simple and non-harmful (such as freckles! Technically a mutation and not a disorder or disease), or extremely harmful and dangerous (such as Huntindon's).