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Classical X-recessive haemophilia: affected mother, normal father. A son's risk?

AThree quarters
BThe entire set
COne half
DOne quarter
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. The entire set
In the classical recessive model an affected mother supplies the altered X to every son.
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