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Gene for colour blindness is located on:...

Gene for colour blindness is located on:

A

Y chromosome

B

13th chromosome

C

X chromosome

D

21 st chromosome

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The correct Answer is:
c
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Knowledge Check

  • Gene for colour blindness is loacated on :

    A
    X-chromosome
    B
    Y-chromosome
    C
    21st chromosome
    D
    13th chromosome

  • Gane for colour blindness is located on

    A
    Homologous part X- chroosome
    B
    Non - Homologous part of X- chromosome
    C
    Homologous part of Y -chromosome
    D
    Non -homologous part of Y-chromosome

  • Gene for colour blindness in man is located on

    A
    X-chromosomes only
    B
    Y-chromosome only
    C
    Either X or Y chromosome
    D
    Both X and Y chromosomes

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