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Match diseases with type: Haemophilia-Genetic disease, Diabetes-Hormonal disorder, Rickets-Deficiency disease, Ringworm-Fungal infection
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Which one of the following sets is correctly matched? Diphtheria, Pneumonia-Sex linked; AIDS, Syphilis-Bacterial; Colour blindness, Haemophilia, Sickle cell anaemia-Hereditary; Polio, Japanese B encephalitis, Plague-Viral
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In respect of women, men can suffer more of colour blindness because-
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Which one of the following pairs is incorrectly matched? Thiamine-Beri Beri; Ascorbic Acid-Scurvy; Vitamin A-Colour blindness; Vitamin K-Blood clotting
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If a colour blind man marries with normal women, then symptoms of colour blindness is generated in:
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If a colour blind man marries with normal woman, then symptoms of colour blindness is generated in :
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A colour blind person (man) gets married to normal woman (parents not colour blind). Probability of being colour blind in children is–
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A colour blind person (man) married to a normal woman whose parents were not colour blind. Possibility of colour blind children is
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In context of genetic disorders: Woman suffers colour blindness, husband does not, they have a son/daughter. Most probable correct:
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In context of genetic disorders, a woman suffers from colour blindness while husband does not. They have son & daughter. Most probable statement is