Type of Hemophilia which affects both men and women equally is:
Correct answer: D. Hemophilia-C
- A. Hemophilia-A
- B. Both Hemophilia-A and -B
- C. Hemophilia-B
- D. Hemophilia-C
Explanation
Hemophilia-C is an autosomal genetic disorder and not a sex-linked disease. Both men and women have an equal chance of getting it.
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