Xg is an antigen found on red blood cells This antigen is ca
Xg is an antigen found on red blood cells. This antigen is caused by an X-linked allele (Xa) that is dominant over an allele for the absence of the antigen (X-). The inheritance of these X-linked alleles was studied in children with chromosome abnormalities to determine where nondisjunction of the sex chromosomes occurred. For which mating below, did nondisjunction take place in the mother?
XaY × X-X- Xa (Turner syndrome)
XaY × XaX- X- (Turner syndrome
)XaY × X-X- XaX-Y (Klinefelter syndrome)
XaY × XaX- X-X-Y (Klinefelter syndrome)
Nondisjunction occurred in the mother for choices A and D.
Solution
 XaY × X-X- Xa (Turner syndrome)
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XaY × XaX- X-X-Y (Klinefelter syndrome).
In both these cases, non disjunction took place in maternal parent.
| Ans: Nondisjunction occurred in the mother for choices A and D. | 
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 XaY × XaX- X-X-Y (Klinefelter syndrome). In both these cases, non disjunction took place in maternal parent. | 

