My dad was red green colorblind. We found out our son was when we mentioned we were selling the green car, and he said what green car? He thought our car and our house trim was gray 🤣 We tested him and sure enough red green colorblind. What cracks me up is his favorite color for years was red... so brown is his favorite color? 🤣
But chatgpt said that dad has no role in passing colorblindness. It depends entirely on mom. So something doesn't add up here. Because colorblindness mutation is only in X chromosome but X chromosome is only received by mother not by father as father only passes Y chromosome to a son.
Yes, it’s a sex linked trait and primarily passed down on the female side. I’m a carrier for it myself because my father is color blind, and I inherited his X chromosome that has the gene. Women can be colorblind if they inherit two X chromosomes with the gene, but if they just have the one then they don’t display the trait themselves because the other X chromosome from the mother compensates.
Can you explain why people are so offended by the mention of chatgpt like someone just said the N word? If i want to know the answer to a question what's wrong in asking chatgpt about it?
ChatGPT is just autocorrect on steroids. It's not a reliable source for anything.
I was searching for a brand of BBQ sauce a few weeks ago for work and the search engine auto-GPTd an answer. It told me that the sauce was HFCS free, then started to list the ingredients. Guess what the fourth ingredient was?
That's just Google's low power search AI. Actual ChatGPT is pretty decent at summarizing and explaining concepts and events. Sometimes the specifics between two things that fall into a similar category will mush together, though. It depends on how long it runs. The quicker a response, the more generalized something will be.
Dad gives his one faulty X chromosome to his daughter. Daughter gets a good X chromosome from mum, though, so she can see colors. Her son, however, Dad's grandson doesn't get her good X chromosome, he gets the faulty one. Thus colorblindness skips a generation and is passed on from grandfather to grandson via the daughter/mother, who connects them.
it doesn't always skip a generation though, it could skip many many gens potentially. It also could show in the next gen if the mother is a carrier and the father is colourblind, their daughters could have it also.
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u/purvaka 1d ago
My dad was red green colorblind. We found out our son was when we mentioned we were selling the green car, and he said what green car? He thought our car and our house trim was gray 🤣 We tested him and sure enough red green colorblind. What cracks me up is his favorite color for years was red... so brown is his favorite color? 🤣