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Huntington's disease is a sex-linked disease.

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Important Questions on Inheritance

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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
Pick out the correct statements:
(i) Haemophilia is a sex-linked recessive disease.
(ii) Down's syndrome is due to aneuploidy.
(iii) Phenylketonuria is an autosomal recessive gene disorder.
(iv) Sickle cell anaemia is an X-linked recessive gene disorder.
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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
State two reasons why the blood of haemophilia persons clot very slowly or not at all.
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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
Generally, it is observed that human males suffer from haemophilia more than human females, who rarely suffer from it. Explain giving reasons. 
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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
When a normal female is married to a colour-blind male, then work out the colour blindness in the progeny of these parents with the help of a diagram.
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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
A couple has two sons and two daughters. Only one son is colour blind and the rest of the siblings are normal. Assuming colour blindness is sex-linked, which ONE of the following would be the phenotype of the parents?
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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
Why is haemophilia uncommon in females?
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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
A woman (whose father is haemophilic and mother is homozygous normal) married a normal man and had two sons and two daughters. What are the chances of their sons being haemophilic?
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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
Satish is a colour blind boy. His mother has normal vision but his maternal grandfather is colour blind. His father and maternal grandmother have normal vision. Explain the pattern of inheritance with a suitable chart.
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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
Which of the following muscular disorders is inherited?
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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
A man whose father was colour blind marries a woman who had a colour blind mother and normal father. What percentage of male children of this couple will be colour blind?
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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
Match the human disorders shown in Group I with the biochemical processes in Group II. Choose the correct combination.
 
Group I Group II
P. Phenylketonuria i. Melanin synthesis
Q. Albinism ii. Conversion of Phenylalanine to Tyrosine
R. Homocystinuria iii. Tyrosine degradation
S. Argininemia iv. Methionine metabolism
  v. Urea Synthesis
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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
A colourblind man marries a woman with normal sight who has no history of colour blindness in her family. What is the probability of their sons being colourblind?
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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
Write the main characteristic features of colour blindness. What will be the hereditary of the offspring when a colourblind man marries with a normal female? Explain it with ray diagram.
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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
If the mother is a carrier of colour blindness and the father is normal, show the possible genotype and phenotype of the offspring of the next generation with the help of a punnet square.
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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
What is sex-linked inheritance? Give one example.
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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
A carrier haemophilic female marries a normal male. What will be the phenotype of progeny? Explain with suitable chart.
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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
"The gene for sickle cell anaemia in homozygous condition is lethal and produces sickle cell trait in heterozygous carrier*. Explain.
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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
Both male and female have normal vision though their fathers were colour-blind, and mothers did not have any gene for colour blindness. The probability of their daughter becoming colour-blind is
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A woman heterozygous for colour blindness marries a colour-blind man. What would be the ratios of carrier daughters, colour-blind daughters, normal sons, and colour-blind sons in the F1 generation?

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Biology>Genetics and Evolution P2>Inheritance>Genes, Proteins and Phenotype
If a colour-blind man marries a woman who is homozygous for normal colour vision, the probability of their son being colour-blind is