alleryStart learning →Why is a haemophilic female extremely rare?
AFemales lack clotting factors
BGene lies on the Y chromosome
CGene is autosomal dominant
DMother carrier and father affected
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Mother carrier and father affected
An affected female needs the X-linked recessive gene on both X chromosomes, from a carrier mother and a haemophilic father.
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