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Introducing Genetics 7, Sex linkage and haemophilia

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Choose one true statement:

a. The Y chromosome is bigger than the X chromosome

b. There are more genes on the Y chromosome compared to the X chromosome

c. Sex linked conditions are usually carried on the X chromosome

d. The gene for producing factor VIII is carried on the second autosome

Choose one true statement:

a. The gene for the production of factor VIII is recessive

b. The gene for haemophilia is dominant

c. It is impossible for a man who is phenotypically haemophiliac to pass haemophilia on to his children

d. A female would suffer from haemophilia if they were homozygous for the haemophilia gene

A female who is heterozygous for the haemophilia gene will be:

a. Phenotypically haemophiliac

b. Unable to pass haemophilia on to any of her children

c. A possible carrier of haemophilia

d. Unable to pass the gene on to any female children

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