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What will be the sex of a child who inherits Y chromosome from his/her father?

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Answered by riteshinamdar1102
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Normally, a child will be a male if he inherits one X chromosome from his mother and one Y chromosome from his father. A child will be a female if she inherits a double dose of XNormally, a child will be a male if he inherits one X chromosome from his mother and one Y chromosome from his father. A child will be a female if she inherits a double dose of X (one from each parent) and no Y. (one from each parent) and no Y.Normally, a child will be a male if he inherits one X chromosome from his mother and one Y chromosome from his father. A child will be a female if she inherits a double dose of X (one from each parent) and no Y.

Answered by bestwriters
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The sex of a child who inherits Y chromosome from his/her father is male.

  • The parents hand down 23 pairs of chromosomes to their children.
  • Female always transfers X chromosome to the child whereas male transfer either X or Y chromosome to the child.
  • A female child has XX chromosome and a male child has XY chromosomes. Thus, the chromosome from father determines the sex of a child.
  • During sexual reproduction process, the chromosomes recombine and the genetic information of the parents are exchanged.
  • The information may not be identical to their parents. Sometimes, a child can get traits from their great grandfather.
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