The genes for Tyrosinemia and Marfan syndrome are divided into 4 map units on
chromosome 15. In a couple, the male is heterozygous for these genes inherited from different
parents. The woman is the carrier of the tyrosinemia gene. Tyrosinemia is transmitted in an
autosomal recessive manner, and Marfan syndrome is transmitted in an autosomal dominant
manner. What are the chances of having a healthy child in the family?
25% or "\\frac{1} {4}"
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