What will happen if the gene for production of factor VIII and IX becomes recessive?

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If the gene for production of factor VIII and IX becomes recessive then the person may be suffering from hemophilia. A disorder that affects the blood coagulation process and is characterized by excessive bleeding on an injury.

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