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genetics - mtor - ArchivalUser - 12-23-2009 aut dominant : 1/2 diseased 1/2normal, 50% carriers aut recessive :25% diseased 25% normal and 2/3 r carriers x linked : 1/2 r carriers. 50% diseased well it depends either mother or father affected. may be iam wrong i am actually posting to clear my doubts like as u see in q stem and pick up the ans just for fine tricks ,if i am wrong plz correct me, plzzz. aut dom i think it depends if parents r both hetero or 1 hetero or homo... sm thng like that right,plz gv me ur ans to clear my doubts. 0 - ArchivalUser - 12-23-2009 Yes.. X- linked diseases have no male to male transmsn. X- recessive- If mother is affected- daughter may be a carrier but son may be affected X-dominant- both may be affected. 0 - ArchivalUser - 12-23-2009 thnk u depth any corrections abt aut dominant and autos recessive.feed bk is appreciated 0 - ArchivalUser - 12-23-2009 When it is autosomal disease then there is no such thing as carrier... 0 - ArchivalUser - 12-23-2009 I mean autosomal dominant |