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Kasper CK et al. – Mosaicism may affect the haemophilia phenotype. Well–known instances include chromosomal mosaicism due to aneuploidy and pseudo–mosaicism due to varying patterns of X–chromosome inactivation. Proven or possible genetic mosaicism is an important consideration when predicting the likelihood of transmission of haemophilia to a future generation.


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