alleryClassical X-recessive haemophilia: carrier mother, unaffected father. Risk per son?
A0%
B100%
C25%
D50%
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 50%
Each son receives his mother's normal or haemophilia allele with equal probability.
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