Question

If the mother is a carrier of a X-linked recessive disease, the daughter can have the X-linked

disease only
O if the baby is a product of artificial insemination
O if she inherits the allele for the desease from both parents
if the X she receives from her mother is active
in the case of cloning

Answer 1

In biology, a daughter can be affected by an X-linked recessive disease only if she inherits the disease allele from both her carrier mother and her affected or carrier father.

Step-by-step explanation:

The subject of the question is Biology, specifically genetics and the inheritance of X-linked recessive diseases. When considering X-linked recessive diseases, if the mother is a carrier and the father is unaffected, daughters have a 50% chance of being carriers themselves but are generally not affected because they receive a normal X chromosome from their father. However, a daughter can be affected by an X-linked recessive disease if she inherits the recessive gene from her mother and her father is also a carrier or affected by the disease and provides an X chromosome with the same recessive gene.