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Huntington's disease is a dominant autosomal genetic disorder.Albert has Huntington's disease as did his mother.His father was normal.Albert is married to Lydia who does not have Huntington's disease.If Albert and Lydia have a child,what is the probability that their child will have Huntington's disease?
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