For an X-linked recessive disease where the father is unaffected: a) An affected father cannot pass the disease mutation on to his daughters. b) all affected mothers will be heterozygous at the trait locus. c) a homozygous affected mother will have only affected male offspring. d) a homozygous affected mother will have only affected female offspring. e) if a homozygous affected mother mates with an unaffected father, 75% (on average) of the male offspring will be affected.

For an X-linked recessive disease where the father is unaffected: a) An affected father cannot pass the disease mutation on to his daughters. b) all affected mothers will be heterozygous at the trait locus. c) a homozygous affected mother will have only affected male offspring. d) a homozygous affected mother will have only affected female offspring. e) if a homozygous affected mother mates with an unaffected father, 75% (on average) of the male offspring will be affected.

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Human Heredity: Principles and Issues (MindTap Course List)

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305251052

Author:Michael Cummings

Publisher:Michael Cummings

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