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Answer to the question last time on August 10: a father passes his only X chromosome to every daughter and his Y to every son — so every daughter inherits his Fabry variant, and no son does.)
Most Fabry cases run in families. But every so often, someone is diagnosed with zero family history at all — no parent, no sibling, nothing in the records.
What causes Fabry disease to show up with no family history whatsoever? Drop your guess in the comments below.
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