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If father shown normal gentype and mother shown a carrier trait for haemophilia then :

A

Female offspring has probability of 50% to have active disease

B

All the female offspring will be normal

C

All the female offspring will be carriers

D

A male offspring has 50% chances of active disease

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Haemophilia is an X-linked recessive disease and is always transmotted from mother to son. Thus , if father shows normal genotype and mother shows a carrier trait for haemophilia, Then the male offspring has 50% chances off active disease
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