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In a cross between a normal man and a haemophiliac carrier woman, what is the probability in % that the offspring is haemophiliac?

100 % 100\% 25 % 25\% 75 % 75\% 50 % 50\%

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2 solutions

Satyabrata Dash
Jun 3, 2018

haemophilia is an x-linked recessive disorder

MAN - X Y XY

FEMALE - X C X X^CX

OFFSPRINGS -

X C X X^CX (CARRIER FEMALE)

X C Y X^CY (AFFECTED MALE)

X X XX (NORMAL)

X Y XY ( NORMAL)

Thus, 1 4 \frac{1}{4} offsprings affected = 25 % 25 \% %

Ashish Menon
Apr 23, 2016

The answer can be obtained by drawing a punnette square. 50 % 50\% are normal, 25 % 25\% are carrier and 25 % \boxed{25\%} are affected.

Morw information:- The affected offspring is a male child whose X chromosome is affected.

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