"Males who inherit the mutation get the disease because they have no second dystrophin gene to make up for the faulty one. Early in the embryonic development of a female, either the X chromosome from the mother (maternal X) or the one from the father (paternal X) is inactivated in each cell."
(courtesy https://www.mda.org)
Answer: To help retain warmth throughout the winter, they also grow thicker, shaggier coats, which they shed in the spring when the weather becomes warm again.
Explanation: They want to stay warm.
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No of electrons is equal to no of protons so it will have 10 protons
