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Parent-to-child transmission (verticaltransmission) Is a character of autosomal dominant inheritance

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Parent-to-child transmission (verticaltransmission) Is a character of autosomal dominant inheritance, for many patients with an autosomal dominant disorder there is no history of an affected family member. All the following are true explanations EXCEPT

  1. variable expressiveness
  2. new mutation
  3. somatic mutations (mosaicism)
  4. digenetic inheritance
  5. incomplete penetrance
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(D). Double heterozygotes 

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