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A normal vision female whose father is color-blind marries a normal vision male. What would be the probability of her sons and doughters to be colour blind

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Answered by StaceeLichtenstein
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Answer: The probability of son having colorblindness is 1/2 whereas that of daughter having colorblindness is zero.

Explanation-

Colorblindness is a X- linked recessive disorder. A normal vision female whose father is colorblind would be carrier for the disease as she will receive affected X chromosome from her father.

The genotype of parents will be- X^{c} X and XY ( normal vision male). They can produce normal male ( XY), colorblind male ( X^{c}Y) , normal female ( XX), and carrier female ( X^{c} X).

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