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    SubjectsPathologyG6PD Deficiency X-Linked Recessive
    Para-clinicalPathology

    G6PD Deficiency X-Linked Recessive

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    A 22-year-old man of Mediterranean descent presents with acute hemolytic anemia triggered by dapsone. His maternal grandfather had documented favism in childhood. A three-generation pedigree is constructed. The structure marked **C** in the diagram (absence of male-to-male transmission) is a cardinal feature of the inheritance pattern. Which of the following best explains why an affected father CANNOT pass G6PD deficiency to his sons?

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