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How is hemophilia inherited?

  • When the father has hemophilia but the mother does not, none of the sons will have hemophilia. All of the daughters will carry the hemophilia gene.

 

  • Women who have the hemophilia gene are called carriers. They sometimes show signs of hemophilia, and they can pass it on to their children. For each child, there is a 50% chance that a son will have hemophilia and a 50% chance that a daughter will carry the gene.
  • Women can only have hemophilia if their father has hemophilia and their mother is a carrier. This is very uncommon.


 
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