Sir Archibald Garrod is associated with which of the following fields?
- AEugenics
- BEuthenics
- CGenetics
- DHuman genetics
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|---|---|
| $(P)$ Haemophilia | $(i)$ Recessive gene: $X^{h}X^{h}$ |
| $(Q)$ Colour blindness | $(ii)$ Recessive gene: $pp$ |
| $(R)$ Phenylketonuria | $(iii)$ Recessive gene: $Hb^{s}Hb^{s}$ |
| $(S)$ Sickle-cell anaemia | $(iv)$ Recessive gene: $X^{c}X^{c}$ |
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