Haemophilia B is due to abnormality of factor _.
Correct answer: C. IX
- A. VIII
- B. X
- C. IX
- D. XI
Explanation
Option A is wrong because haemophilia is not due to the abnormality of factor VIII. Option B is wrong because haemophilia is not due to the abnormality of factor X. Option: C Haemophilia is a rare X-linked recessive trait. Haemophilia B is caused by changes in the factor 9 gene on X chromosomes. KETS PMC Topic 13 Page # 282 Option D is wrong because haemophilia is not due to the abnormality of factor XI. It is due to the abnormality of factor IX.
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