Chapter 6- Modes of Inheritance

Which mode(s) of inheritance Affect males and females equally

Autosomal recessive traits and autosomal dominant traits

Which mode of inheritance Only show up when someone has two recessive alleles

Autosomal recessive traits

Which mode of inheritance often skips generations

Autosomal Recessive traits

Mode of inheritance which occurs more often in consanguineous matings

Autosomal recessive traits

Tay-Sachs disease occurs due to

Autosomal Recessive traits

Which mode of inheritance doesn't skip generations

Autosomal dominant traits and X-linked dominant traits

An affected person usually has an affected parent

Autosomal Dominant traits

Familial hypercholesterolemia occurs due to

Autosomal dominant traits

Which mode of inheritance affects more males than females

X-linked recessive

Mode of inheritance in which affected males usually have unaffected carrier mothers

X-linked recessive

Which mode of inheritance often skips generations

X-linked Recessive

Which mode of inheritance never passes the trait from father to son

X-linked recessive

Hemophilia A is an example of

X-linked recessive

Which mode of inheritance Affect both sexes, often more females

X-linked dominant traits

Which mode of inheritance is present when affected fathers pass the trait to all daughters and no sons

X-linked Dominant

Mode of inheritance when affected mothers (if heterozygous) pass it to ½ of sons and ½ of daughters

X-Linked dominant

X-linked hypophosphatemia is a form of

X-linked dominant