Biology, 20.09.2020 06:01 lilpeepxliltracy
Some types of muscular dystrophy are X-linked recessive disorders. A mother who is a carrier for muscular dystrophy has children with a father who doesn’t have muscular dystrophy. (a.) What percentage of their sons will have the disease, and what percentage of their sons? (b.) What percentage of their daughters will have the disease, and what percentage of their daughters will be carriers? Show your work with a Punnett Square, using X D to represent the allele not associated with muscular dystrophy and X d to represent the allele associated with muscular dystrophy. You can copy/paste the blank table below or create a table in the submission box to complete the Punnett square.
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