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. The hemophilia gene is located 12 map units from the red-green colorblindness gene on the X chromosome. Red-green colorblindn...Asked by jenna
The hemophilia gene is located 12 map units from the red-green colorblindness gene on the X chromosome. Red-green colorblindness is recessive to normal color vision. A woman with normal blood clotting and normal color vision, but whose father was a hemophiliac and whose mother was red-green colorblind, marries a man who is not a hemophiliac and is not colorblind.
What percent of their children will be colorblind and have hemophilia? Show work ?
What percent of their children will be colorblind and have hemophilia? Show work ?
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The hemophilia gene is located 12 map units from the red-green colorblindness gene on the X chromosome. Red-green colorblindness is recessive to normal color vision. A woman with normal blood clotting and normal color vision, but whose father was a hemophiliac and whose mother was red-green colorblind, marries a man who is not a hemophiliac and is not colorblind.
What percent of their children will be colorblind and have hemophilia? Show work
What percent of their children will be colorblind and have hemophilia? Show work
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http://biology-forums.com/index.php
http://www.khanacademy.org/
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