In human inheritance, a father who is affected by an X-linked dominant condition will pass the disorder to 100% of his daughters and 0% of his sons, whereas a mother who is heterozygous for the same condition will pass it to approximately 50% of her offspring regardless of their biological sex.
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The statement is completely accurate. Biological males () pass their chromosome to all biological daughters and their chromosome to all biological sons. If a male has an X-linked dominant disorder, all his daughters will receive that dominant allele () and express the trait. Since sons only receive his chromosome, none will inherit the X-linked condition from him. Conversely, biological females () pass one of their two chromosomes randomly to each child. A heterozygous female () has a 1 in 2 (50%) chance of passing on the affected allele to any offspring, regardless of sex.
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X-linked Dominant Inheritance Patterns
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