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Between males and females, who is more likely to receive a sex-linked disease and why? a - Males because they have a Y chromosome b - Females because they have Xs c - Males because they only have one X
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Between males and females, who is more likely to receive a sex-linked disease and why?
a - Males because they have a Y chromosome
b - Females because they have Xs
c - Males because they only have one X
d - Females because they do not have a Y
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The answer is C because sex linked diseases are found on the X chromosome. So if a female has an X chromosome that carries a sex linked disease it won’t affect her and she will only be a carrier because females have two X chromosomes where males only have one.
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