According to Punnett Square, what can be concluded from Huntington's disease is that the disease is autosomal dominant.
Explanation:
Huntington's disease is characterized as a neurodegenerative condition, which affects body movements and progressively decreases some higher brain functions.
Inheritance plays a determining role in Huntinton's disease, being a disease transmitted from parents to children with an autosomal dominant pattern, that is, all <u>individuals with the defective gene (H) will have the disease</u>, while the <u>absence of the gene (rr) also guarantees the absence of this condition</u>.
The other options are not correct because:
<em>Inheritance of Huntington's disease is not sex-linked.
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<em>The allele that determines the Hungtinton's disease is not recessive.</em>
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