alleryFor X-linked haemophilia, why does an affected father not give his allele to sons?
ASons receive both
BSons receive neither
CSons receive his Y
DSons receive his X
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Sons receive his Y
A son inherits his father's Y chromosome rather than the X carrying the allele.
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