If haemophilic female survives and marries a normal male, the theoretical ratio of their offspring regarding haemophilia will be.
A
All offspring haemophilic
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B
All girls haemophilic
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C
All sons haemophilic
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D
50% of sons and 50% daughters haemophilic
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Solution
The correct option is C All sons haemophilic
Haemophilic female will have both the X chromosomes mutated. Hence, if a normal male mates with haemophilic female, then for a son to be born, the Y chromosome from male would combine with X chromosome of female, thus leading to (X'Y) where X chromosome will be the mutated one. All sons are haemophilic because this disease is caused by X-linked mutant gene.