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Mother with ncah. father not a carrier. if we get pregnant, can the baby still be affected?
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Autosomal recessive: If the mother has ncah and the father is not a carrier, then the baby would be a carrier. This would mean that they would not have NCAH
Answered 9/11/2014
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