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Based on the pedigree below describing the inheritance of an autosomal-dominant disease, what is the probability that person A will give birth to an affected child if she reproduces with a wild-type male? Draw a Punnett square to help answer this question once you figure out the genotypes and gametes produced by the individuals described. (see pedigree on question 5 in canvas)A. 75%B. 50%C. 100%D. 25%
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