Recessive autosomal

1. Cannot be x-linked recessive: in order to have an affected female progeny, you need to have heterozygous ... means that father would be affected too (single X chromosome). 2. Thus, it's an autosomal (see above) recessive (since neither parent affected, it cannot be dominant). ...

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Right - this is autosomal, therefore it is not Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) and is not a mutation ... female allele that does not contain the possible splice site. This appears to be a recessive allele. I am still puzzled by the top trace. Is it possible that this is representing ...

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... 2 mutant alleles though as the question specified that the disorder is AUTOSOMAL RECESSIVE. Therefore I am guessing that the female has 2 mutant alleles (1 mutation in the ...

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"The figure shows a family with muscular dystrophy showing autosomal recessive inheritance. Genomic DNA was sequenced and the two mutations are shown for the affected. ...

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... the F2 that I need help with. I cannot tell which mutation is sexual or autosomal and whether they are dominant or recessive. Can anyone please help???

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