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What happens in haemophilia, a sex-linked recessive disease?
ARed cells turn sickle
BClotting is too fast
CMuscles become weak
DBleeding will not stop
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Bleeding will not stop
A protein in the clotting cascade is affected, so even a simple cut leads to non-stop bleeding.
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