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A genetics specialist tells a family that their child's disorder occurred due to uniparental disomy. The nurse would consider which information before explaining this information to the parents?
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▸ The disorder is Mendelian dominant.

▸ One of the parents carries the gene for the condition.

▸ Both parents carry a gene for the disorder.

▸ The child received two alleles from the same parent.

▸ Uniparental disomy is also known as imprinting.

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