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Are males more likely to have hypophosphatemia than females explain

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ludmilkaskok [199]3 years ago

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Males are more likely to have hypophosphatemia.

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In females, a mutation would have to happen in both copies of the genes to cause the disorder. It is rare having females with 2 altered copies of this gene. Males are X-linked by recessive disorders much more frequently then females.

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