What pattern of expression is expected for an X-linked dominant trait like hered

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What pattern of expression is expected for an X-linked dominant trait like hered

What pattern of expression is expected for an X-linked dominant trait like hereditary enamel hypoplasia?

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An affected father will have affected daughters and no affected sons; an affected mother will have a 50% chance of having an affected son and a 50% chance of having an affected daughter (assuming the mother is heterozygous).

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