superpower - if you have just one copy of the dominant gene, you'll still get the trait! For example, if a woman inherits a dominant X-linked trait from her mother, she'll likely pass it down to all of her children, regardless of their sex.
Now, let's talk about X-linked recessive traits. These are traits where you need to inherit two copies of the recessive allele (one from each parent) to express the trait. It's like having a hidden talent - you might not even know you have it until you inherit two copies of the recessive gene! For instance, some genetic disorders like hemophilia are X-linked recessive, which means that they're more likely to affect males (who have only one X chromosome) than females.
