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What Are Autosomal Dominant Disorders?

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From the pedigree chart of a family, one can make an analysis that it is on.

A

Autosomal dominant trait

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Autosomal recessive trait

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Allosomal dominant trait

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Allosomal recessive trait

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Solution

The correct option is B Autosomal recessive trait
According to pedigree rule, Generation is skipped means its not a dominant trait, so it's sure it is a recessive trait.

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