Why is hemophilia more common in males than females? (X- linked Punnett Squares)

[@lukesahadeo5565]

Thank you very much. I was searching the internet for this answer. This was by far the best explanation and most helpful.

[@sabrinazakrowski1399]

The punnet square where both parents have hemophilia actually says the chance that their children will get it is 100%.

[@victoriajohnson2083]

Thank you! This helped a lot.

[@mohamedalsaadany106]

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[@macel1007]

the offspring of mother with hemo and dad with hem are carrier, it says right there but you put x. i don't get it! on 3:40. thanks

[@nivedithapv453]

The female with x^H x^h is a carrier ,so she won't have the disease.hope you understand 😊

[@nelsonwilliams1472]

Exactly what i needed

[@steventeel4345]

You are a godsend

[@cathyfowler5320]

Except for X inactivation.

[@jintoki9735]

I have a report on gene therapy and hemophilia. This has been very helpful, thank you!🤗

[@chamodrajapakse7462]

Can a haemopholiac woman live? 😕

[@Bolortox]

thank you so much

[@aishcreamsss]

for the hemophiliac man and the normal woman, will the phenotypic ratio be 1:1:1:1 or not?

[@stubkar]

If she's not a carrier, pr will be 1:1 with healthy male and carrier female both being 2 spots on the Punnet square. Of she's a carrier, than pr is 1:1:1:1.

[@nadinamax]

My daughter has haemophilia A . So does her father. Does that mean I am a carrier ?

[@Myrcella_Rykker]

Yes

[@al6260]

what would be the chances of having a normal child if male is affected and the female is a carrier? is it 50%?

[@sabrinazakrowski1399]

There is a 50% chance of having a son that is unaffected. Daughters will either be obligate carriers or have the disease because their odds of getting 1 bad gene are 100% (dad) and they would have a 50% chance of getting 2 bad genes. If you're unfamiliar with the meaning, an obligate carrier is someone who is guaranteed to have the faulty gene for a genetic disorder such as the daughter of a known hemophiliac.

[@couragesande8035]

can you help me on sex linked reciprocal cross

[@gsa_ram5068]

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[@nouzenshin8031]

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[@rheanava1287]

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[@habetrrottoooo]

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[@ryuu77]

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