alleryStart learning →A woman who carries the colour blindness gene has a son. His chance of being colour blind is
A0 per cent
B25 per cent
C75 per cent
D50 per cent
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 50 per cent
A carrier mother passes the X with the mutant gene to half her sons, who have no second X to mask it.
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