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Will the father's body odor be passed on to his son?

Let me introduce some basic knowledge first.

Body odor is the dominant inheritance of X chromosome;

Let A be the pathogenic gene and A be the normal gene;

The male sex chromosome is XY. Male XaY is sick and XAY is normal;

The sex chromosome of women is XX. Women suffer from XaXa and XAXA, and XAXa is normal;

Aa and Aa are homozygotes, and AA is heterozygote.

If both parents have body odor and the mother is homozygous for body odor, the prevalence rate of offspring is 100% for both men and women.

If both parents have body odor and the mother is a heterozygote with body odor, the prevalence rate of female offspring is 100% and that of male offspring is 50%.

If the father has body odor and the mother is normal, the prevalence rate of female offspring is 100% and that of male offspring is 0%.

If the father has no body odor and the mother is homozygous for body odor, the prevalence rate of male and female offspring is 100% respectively.

If the father has no body odor and the mother is a heterozygote with body odor, the prevalence rate of male and female offspring is 50% respectively.

Parents don't have body odor, and children don't inherit it.