The gene for haemophilia is located on 'X' chromosome. Hence it is normally impossible for a

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The gene for haemophilia is located on 'X' chromosome. Hence it is normally impossible for a (A) haemophilic father to pass the gene to his daughter. (B) carrier mother to pass the gene to her daughter. (C) carrier mother to pass the gene to her son. (D) haemophilic father to pass the gene to his son.

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Correct answer is (d) haemophilic father to pass the gene to his son.

Q. The gene for haemophilia is located on 'X' chromosome. Hence it is normally impossible for a

haemophilic father to pass the gene to his daughter.

carrier mother to pass the gene to her daughter.

carrier mother to pass the gene to her son.

haemophilic father to pass the gene to his son.

Correct answer is (d) haemophilic father to pass the gene to his son.