Single gene disorder which does not follow Mendelian inheritance –

Correct Answer: Fragile X-syndrome
Description: Transmission of certain single-gene disorders does not follow classical Mendelian principles. This group of the disorder can be classified into the following categories - Diseases caused by triplet - repeat mutation, e.g. fragile - X syndrome, Huntington disease, & others. Disorders caused by a mutation in mitochondrial genes, e.g. labour hereditary optic neuropathy. A disorder associated with genomic imprinting. Disorders associated with gonadal mosaicism.
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