Is Haemophilia a sex linked disease?how?
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Answer / ramya
yes,definetly haemophilia is a sex linked disease.
The gene responsible for the disease haemophilia is located
on the "x" chromosome.If it is hidden in first generation
,definitely it will become dominant and appear in second
generation.
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Yes,The gene for Haemophilia is carried on the X sex
chromosome (females are XX; males are XY). A man with
Haemophilia passes the faulty gene to his daughters who
then carry this gene and may pass the condition onto their
sons. A man with Haemophilia does not pass the faulty gene
onto his sons because they receive a copy of his Y
chromosome (their X chromosome comes from the mother).
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