Single-Gene Disorders Are Described by All of the Following Except

question 17

Multiple Choice

Single-gene disorders are described by all of the following except  

• A) they occur in 1 out of every 100 people.
• B) they are cannot be tracked using a pedigree chart.
• C) we know the most about them compared to other types of disorders.
• D) they could be caused by dominant or recessive allele.
• E) causative alleles may persist in the population due to a survival advantage.

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