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A couple comes to you for genetic counseling and the male partner has a rare mitochondrial disease. What do you tell them about the chance that their first child would have the disease?

▸ the first child will only have the disease is they are male

▸ the first child will have no chance of inheriting the disease

▸ the first child will only have the disease is they are female

▸ the first child can be screened using in vitro fertilization, so no testing is necessary

▸ the child will have the disease because mitochondria are inherited paternally

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Genetic Analysis: An Integrated Approach

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Authors: Sanders, Bowman

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