The answer is all of the above
This happens early in embryonic development in females, where one of the two X-Chromosomes is randomly (and permanently) inactivated, as you said, in cells other than egg cells.
This phenomonon is actually called X-Inactivation.
X-Inactivation make sure that females, just like males, have a single functional copy of the X Chromosome in each and every one of their cells in their body.
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Answer:
3.dominant alleles more frequent than recessive alleles
Explanation:
To achieve hard-Weinberg equilibrium, certain conditions must be made.
These conditions are:
1. There is noo mutation,
2. Existence of random mating,
3. There should be no natural selection
4. There is the infinite population size
5. No migration
Hence, in this case, the correct answer is option 3, which is not a condition to be made for Hard-Weinberg equilibrium
