Colorblindness is a sex-linked recessive trait. if b=normal and b=colorblind, what would be the genotype of a normal male? question 1 options: xby xbyb xbxb xby

The Genotype of a normal male wil be: XBY.

Explanation:

A sex linked recessive disorder is expressed only in males because males have only one X chromosome and so only one allele for this gene can be present in them.Hence, if the recessive allele is present then colour blindness will occur.If the dominant allele is present then the male will be normal.XbY has a recessive allele so the male with this genotype will be color blind.XBYb cannot be aoption because Y chromosome cannot have the allele of the gene.XBXb is a female carrier's genotype.XBY has the dominant allele and so the man with this genotype will be normal.

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