Here you can see exactly where the gene for this disease is located in your DNA.
Hemophilia is a sex-linked disorder, so the gene that causes hemophilia occurs on the X chromosome. The gene that causes the disease is the HEMA gene, and it is a recessive gene.
The middle chromosome seen in the picture is a picture of the X chromosome. The HEMA gene which affects Hemophilia is the last, or bottom, gene on the chromosome.
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Let's move on to learn about the methods of detection used by doctors to see if you have hemophilia:
