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21-10-2022
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a woman with polycystic kidney disease (an autosomal dominant disorder) is expecting a baby. the baby's father does not have polycystic kidney disease. what is the chance that their baby will be a girl without polycystic disease? for the purposes of this question, assume the woman is not homozygous for the polycystic kidney susceptibility trait.

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