A Person with Hemophilia Lacks the Pleiotropic Gene That Codes

Multiple Choice

A person with hemophilia lacks the pleiotropic gene that codes for the protein called clotting factor VIII. This means that he or she will

A) have only the symptom of lack of blood clotting (bleeding) .
B) always have the same symptoms as other hemophiliacs.
C) have many other symptoms in addition to excessive bleeding.
D) always have neurological problems.