Yes, that is mostly true for male pattern baldness. We were all taught this in high school Biology class, that the gene for baldness is carried on the X chromosome, which means it comes from Mom's side of the family. A 2005 study from Germany confirmed this long held assumption countering a recent tide of assertions that this is no more than an old wives tale. There are, however, some forms of baldness that are not genetically linked, which means not all baldness comes from Mom.
Males inherit the gene from their mothers.
Yes, and usually from the maternal side of the family.
how might the gene for baldness be transmitted
Your mother carries the baldness gene and you will inherit it from her and I can hear you: Your mother isn't bald. If her father is/ was then there is a chance that you could be.
yes, because the woman carries the baldness gene. The son would most likely have the same hair patterns as the mothers male family members
The gene for baldness is inherited from the mother .
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The father carries the gene for balding. 2nd Answer: It used to be thought that the mother contributed the baldness gene, but lately, the thinking is that both parents may contribute to their offsprings' baldness.
It was probably a dormant/recessive gene that your parents had and you just happened to inherit that particular eye gene.
you can, but not always
Gene Kelly played as E.K. Hornbeck, the news reporter, in the 1960 movie, Inherit the Wind.
you inherit the dominant gene from your parents, you can find this out by doing a punnent square