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I'm sure you've come here in search of some information on the unfortunate genetic disease hemophilia. I created this website as a ninth-grade honors biology project based on a rubric given to me by my instructor. Therefore, not every "base," so to speak, has been covered. If you are looking for hard facts, I would advise you to head on over to CDC's website or a more reputable source than a high school freshman's project. I would hate for anyone to use any potentially incorrect data from here.Tag cloud
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Post 3: Possible genotypes of parents
Here are the possible genotypes for the parents to be: Mother: XX (unaffected) X’X (carrier) X’X’ (hemophilic) Father: XY (unaffected) X’Y (hemophilic)
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Post 2: How does one inherit hemophilia?
Hemophilia is an x-linked disease. Although both genders can acquire the disorder, it is more common for males to show the symptoms. This is because of the chromosomal make-up of humans. Males are XY, females are XX. Hemophilia afflicts the … Continue reading
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Tagged biology, carrier, chromosome, disease, disorder, gene, genetics, hemophilia, hemophiliac, punnett, square, symptoms, x-linked, XX, XY
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