Biology, asked by ranjanajhadar1558, 1 year ago

a woman without hemophilia marries a man with hemophilia. they have a daughter with hemophilia. what is the genotype of the mother and father

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Answered by Shirdi
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Genotype of mother is Pp in heterozygous condition...Where the gene with haemophilia is suppressed

Genotype of father is pp in homozygous condition ...Where haemophilia is the dominant or expressed...

Hint: haemophilia...Is p

And non haemophilia is P

Answered by epicsyrian
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Answer:

X^H X^h for the mother and X^h Y for the father

Explanation:

since the said that both of them got married and produced a daughter with hemophilia so the only explanation to that is that the mother will be heterozygous dominant for hemophilia which is a carrier for it and also the said that the father has hemophilia also so when the parents mate they will have 50% chance among all of their offspring to be hemophilic and 50% of the females to be also hemohpilic (X^h X^h). It is not reasonable for the mother to be normal and having a hemophilic daughter so she must be a carrier for the disease.

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