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how would calculate the risk of a woman being a carrier of x linked gene if she has an uneffected son?
there were four outcomes:
carrier or non carrier x affected or unaffected son
unaffected son is 1/2*1/2 = 1/4 for carrier
or 1/2*1 for not carrier. so probability of her being carrier is outcome 1/4 divided by all possible outcomes that happened (1/4 + 1/2) = 1/3
huntington example: joe had mother with huntington's and is now 50 years old with no symptoms (70% show symptoms by 50). what is his risk for having it?
so inherited gene and no symptoms is 1/2 X .3 = 15% chance

no inherit and no symptoms 1/2 * 1 = 50%
so those are his only two things right now. for carrier
.15 for if he's carrier / (.15 + .5) for total current outcomes = 23%
what scenarios might be calculated with bayesian
being tested for diseases, nonpenetrant disorders,
what is binomial expansion formula
n!
____ * (p^m q^n-m)
m! (n-m)!
if looking at pedigree. arrow points to person of interest

or person asking u
proband. person of interest. arrow with p

consultand. just arrow
twins denoted mono and di
mono has extra line.
brackets and dotted line
bracket for adopted. dotted line to social parent