WBBSEClass XLife Science03 (b) Some Common Genetic Diseases01 Mark2024 Easy

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What is the similarity between the two genes responsible for colour blindness and haemophilia?

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Answer

Both genes are sex-linked recessive genes located on the X chromosome.

Explanation:

The genes for colour blindness and haemophilia are inherited as sex-linked traits, meaning they are carried on the X chromosome and are recessive. These conditions usually manifest in males, who have only one X chromosome.

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