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CP Hemophilia in Jones Family

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1.

You can draw the pedigree:
Joseph, a normal male, married Rose, who has hemophilia. Joseph and Rose have three children: one normal daughter, Joyce, and two hemophiliac sons, Tom and Peter.
Joyce married Arthur, a normal male, and they have one child, Sean. Sean has hemophilia.
Tom married Linda, and they have a daughter named Lindsay (carrier).
Peter married Nancy, a normal female, and they have a normal daughter, Jessica (carrier).
Be sure to LABEL each person by name, write down their genotypes, and properly shade the person in.

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2.

Who is most likely to inherit a sex-link disorder?

males

females

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3.

Click on all the possible genotypes that would result in normal blood clotting?

X^NXⁿ

XⁿY

X^NX^N

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X^NY

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4.

Draw the punnett square between Sean (XⁿY) and a normal female (X^NX^N)

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5.

Look at #4, What % of Seans children will be normal?

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Look at #4, What % of Seans children will be carriers?

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Look at #4, What % of Seans children will have hemophilia?

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8.

Draw the Punnett Square between Jessica (carrier) and Adam (normal)

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9.

Look at #8, What % of Jessica and Adam's children will have hemophilia