Wrong. Just wrong.
If a female carrier (ie, heterozygote for the gene whose recessive allele confers hemophilia) and a male hemophiliac mate, they could both contribute the recessive X chromosome. While this mostly produces a stillborn female infant, there are still instances when a female hemophiliac can be born and grow up with the disease.

i would seriously like to point out that women who have "hemophilia" technically only have anemia, as the genetic mutation of the inability to clot the blood is passed down through the x chromosome. Queen Victoria carried the gene, but she was only anemic, as was Czarina Alixandra Romanov her granddaughter, who thusly passed it on to her only son Alexei Romanov.
Hemophilia only becomes active in males, but it is passed down through the female line. Just saying.

if a hemophiliac female n hemophiliac male marries then only their daughter will also hemophiliac that too only 50% chance if the father is heterozygous

I'm not sure what the deleted posts said, but if people could read, they would see that you said it's
super unlikely
for a girl to be a hemophiliac. and it's true. it is more rare for a girl to be one. you never said it was impossible, you just said super unlikely.

No, it's even more rare than color-blindness or autism in girls - this has to do with chromosomes, hemophilia is almost impossible to happen in females.

Rare, but still possible. It's sort of like color-blindness or autism: more common among men, but not exclusive to them.

Thank you!
I hate when people go on and on about how something in a film isn't realistic.. when the film involves GHOSTS KILLING PEOPLE FFS!

WOOF WOOF!

It's comical to me that anyone even bothered arguing whether it's possible or not for girls to have this particular disorder on a board about a movie where a ghost was killing people for visiting a website.
Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. Only in IMDb.

I was actually about to post on that.
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Yeah. It's almost impossible and in the extremely rare case they would die at birth. And if they didn't die at birth and nothing killed them before hand, their first period would likely kill them. But again,it's pretty much impossible in the first place.
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LMFAO! That made my day.

lol
but my science teacher says it is impossible, just highly unlikely

Ghosts come out of my computer all the time, what the hell are YOU talking about?
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Personally, I'm just quite impressed that an IMDB board is covered with bio information.
That intellectual arguments actually occur.
I'm also quite surprised that any of these people watched this horrible, horrible movie
Myself included.

Yep, I love biology.
Don't you make that face at me.

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I think I just read that same book. It's one of those "Bathroom Reader" books (the one I read, anyway). When I read that the book said that women can't be hemophiliacs, I thought it was ridiculous too.

Interesting.
Lovely, lovely signature. That's really the only reason I replied. Well, not the only reason, what you said really is interesting. I'll shut up now.
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Queen Victoria was a haemophilliac. Just a useless little piece of trivia

Although it is sex linked, all genetic disorders can be acquired spontaneously due to a mutation in a gamete of the parent. This is another way females can get it. Furthermore, there are women haemophiliacs that do not die at birth and live full lives. And it is also possible for a woman who is a carrier of haemophilia to have some symptoms of a haemophiliac.
It really upset me when I read this was a blooper to fear.com in a book. The book stated that it was physically impossible for women to be haemophilic and that is just not true its just very unlikely but it does happen. Its not like haemophilia is a common disorder anyways.

There's also blood as well. That why we have clots that sometimes come out during our periods. So it does involve some bleeding.