Which of the following explains an inherited disease that affects women and not men? Group...
Which of the following explains an inherited disease that affects women and not men?
Group of answer choices
a A mutation in a gene on an autosome
b A mutation in a gene on the Y chromosome
c Additional information is needed to answer this question
d A mutation in a gene on the X chromosome
Homework Answers
A mutation in a gene on the Y chromosome- Y chromosome present only in males. So genes present in Y cannot be inherited by females.
Autosomes present both in males and females and it is not a sex chromosome.
An influence on gene X affects both males and females since both have X chromosome.
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