The gene for haemophilia is located on the X chromossome, and can be passed by haemophiliac or carrier mothers to sons (more common) or daughters. Haemophiliac fathers will always have carrier (but not necessarily affected daughters.)
Heamophilia
A parent may only pass the gene for Huntington's if they HAVE Huntington's. It is transmitted on a Dominant gene. If you do not HAVE Huntington's. it is not possible to pass it to your children. My wife inherited the gene from her father. Our sone and daughter inherited from their mother. It can be from either parent, but only if that parent has HD.
heamophilia is a disease in people which makes your blood go weird :) it is a genetic disorder where the person lack of clotting factor in the blood. A person with haemophilia will have trouble with bleeding because the bleeding wont stop due to the lack of blood-clotting factor.
Something with the brain. I believe it impairs your ability to perform certain tasks.
I think you mean inherited and inherited traits - in which case yes - they're the same.
Genes that are inherited from your parents cause inherited diseases.
The main course of treatment for hemophilia is replacement therapy. Via IV drips, clotting factors and added to the low or missing clotting factors detected in the patients system.
Strength cannot be inherited. :)
Genetic codes are inherited.
inherited
It is inherited.
Traits can not be inherited in reverse order. Traits can be inherited FROM the parents