Girls can be hemophiliacs, too, right? The girl's father would have to be a hemophiliac and her mother would have to be a carrier. The girl could have a sister who is only a carrier; a brother who is also hemophiliac; and possibly another brother that could be negative for hemophilia. Is this correct? Please respond. Thank you.
It only effects males because males only have one x chromosome females have 2 x chromosomes therefore if one of the x chromosomes is affected she still has the other one
@@effooo2000 Hi. Girls can be diseased, too. Please look at YT videos "Genetics - Haemophilia" posted by Neela Bakore Tutorials. This professor addresses this issue and that starts at 7:35. Diseased girls would have both X chromosomes affected. Thanks.
Hemophilic girl has two X chromosomes which carry two small 'h'. This condition is 'Lethal Genes'. Every individual which have this 'Lethal Genes', have the possibility to dying earlier than those who don't. So, hemophillic woman is very rare to find on this world.
Women and girls may also have mild hemophilia (“symptomatic carriers”), meaning that in addition to carrying the gene, they also exhibit symptoms. In some cases, females are diagnosed with hemophilia A, or factor VIII deficiency, or hemophilia B, factor IX deficiency-both of which are hereditary. Further, they can have any of the rare factor disorders, such as factor I, II, VI, VII, XI and XIII deficiency
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thanks! This is easily-explained and clear that I can understand hemophilia. I was so curious why we can find this in men generally, but there was no way to understand this mechanism since I have no basic knowledge to understand this concept. Thank you again.
Fantastic explanation, i'm one of the unfortunates however still fortunate for being mild hemophiliac. Which I can't help but ask, is my hemophilia X chromosome mild or is that unrelated; in other words, if my offspring happen to inherit my hemophilia, will it be like mine or worse? thanks doc
Yes.......With male offspring of a female carrier........the odds are 50/50. My maternal aunt had two sons with hemophilia and one without. My parents had four boys......all of us had hemophilia. Our doctor would joke with my parents.........."Just never go to Las Vegas."
Is it possible for a woman to be haemophilic? Say an offspring of a carrier woman crossed with a haemophlic man? I ask this because everywhere I read that Women are carriers and very rarely is it mentioned that women could be sick.
effooo2000 and Nieva yes but if the father was affected and the mother passes her hemophilia gene their daughter would have it, it is not impossible. As well as women who carry it can often suffer from mild symptoms of the disorder.
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Thank you for uploading this! I'm a hemophiliac, and this helps explain how the disease is spread to people!
Girls can be hemophiliacs, too, right? The girl's father would have to be a hemophiliac and her mother would have to be a carrier. The girl could have a sister who is only a carrier; a brother who is also hemophiliac; and possibly another brother that could be negative for hemophilia. Is this correct? Please respond. Thank you.
It only effects males because males only have one x chromosome females have 2 x chromosomes therefore if one of the x chromosomes is affected she still has the other one
@@effooo2000 Hi. Girls can be diseased, too. Please look at YT videos "Genetics - Haemophilia" posted by Neela Bakore Tutorials. This professor addresses this issue and that starts at 7:35. Diseased girls would have both X chromosomes affected. Thanks.
Hemophilic girl has two X chromosomes which carry two small 'h'.
This condition is 'Lethal Genes'. Every individual which have this 'Lethal Genes', have the possibility to dying earlier than those who don't.
So, hemophillic woman is very rare to find on this world.
Women and girls may also have mild hemophilia (“symptomatic carriers”), meaning that in addition to carrying the gene, they also exhibit symptoms. In some cases, females are diagnosed with hemophilia A, or factor VIII deficiency, or hemophilia B, factor IX deficiency-both of which are hereditary. Further, they can have any of the rare factor disorders, such as factor I, II, VI, VII, XI and XIII deficiency
@@Campbellteaching sir.my wife hemophilia effect he is all time boold come hear. nog.I head..puggre. Boold come sir pls. I need solve pls. I poor man pls. Pls. Pls
Thanks for this,definitely helped me understand alevel bio haemophilia better!
This has the best explanation so far, thank you so much!
thanks! This is easily-explained and clear that I can understand hemophilia. I was so curious why we can find this in men generally, but there was no way to understand this mechanism since I have no basic knowledge to understand this concept. Thank you again.
Thanks for explaining, helped me understand haemophilia.
Fantastic explanation, i'm one of the unfortunates however still fortunate for being mild hemophiliac.
Which I can't help but ask, is my hemophilia X chromosome mild or is that unrelated; in other words, if my offspring happen to inherit my hemophilia, will it be like mine or worse? thanks doc
This was so helpful. Thank you for this
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What about a haemophiliac father and normal mother? How would their offsprings be? Sons and daughters
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I was looking for the molecular reason of the haemophilia (inversions during spermatogenesis), ended up in a wrong video :( Still nicely explained. :)
Is it possible among siblings that there is a hemophiliac son and the other son not affected with hemophilia?
Yes.......With male offspring of a female carrier........the odds are 50/50. My maternal aunt had two sons with hemophilia and one without. My parents had four boys......all of us had hemophilia. Our doctor would joke with my parents.........."Just never go to Las Vegas."
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Is it possible for a woman to be haemophilic? Say an offspring of a carrier woman crossed with a haemophlic man? I ask this because everywhere I read that Women are carriers and very rarely is it mentioned that women could be sick.
Hemophelia doesn't affect females since they have 2 x chromosomes
effooo2000 and Nieva yes but if the father was affected and the mother passes her hemophilia gene their daughter would have it, it is not impossible. As well as women who carry it can often suffer from mild symptoms of the disorder.
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Lindsay holiday channel There's quite a few cases in there
What do you mean?
Dr. John Campbell hemophilia cases
@@Campbellteaching This is ten times better than a book I bought about genetics. I listen to you at doublespeed. So i've learn 20 times more in 20 minutes than I did in a week reading that book.
Hermi no more now thx u
factor not facter; dominant not dominent?
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