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A family has had all five of their children born with a genetic disorder. The disorder is inherited as autosomal dominant. If this is not a statistical rarity, the likelihood would be that:
 
  1. Both parents are carriers.
 
  2. One parent is a carrier and the other parent is unaffected.
 
  3. One parent has both chromosomes with the affected gene.
 
  4. One parent has one chromosome affected and the other parent has none.
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