<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:An 11-year-old male with light purple eyes presents with gradual loss of bilateral visual acuity. Over the past several years, vision has worsened from 2020 to 20100 in both eyes. He also has mild nystagmus when focusing on objects such as when he is trying to do his homework. He is diagnosed with a disease affecting melanin production in the iris. If both of his parents are unaffected, which of the following represents the most likely probabilities that another male or female child from this family would be affected by this disorder?? A: Same as general population, B: Male: 25 Female: 25, C: Male: 50 Female: 50, D: Male: 50 Female: 0, E: Male: 100 Female: 0,  <response>: This is a genetics question involving X-linked recessive inheritance. The description of light purple eyes and gradual vision loss in a male patient indicates ocular albinism, which is caused by mutations in the OA1 gene on the X chromosome. Since the patients parents are unaffected, he likely has a new mutation. For X-linked recessive disorders, if the mother is a carrier, there is a 50 chance of passing on the mutation to a son, who will be affected. There is a 50 chance of passing it on to a daughter, who will be an unaffected carrier. If the mother is not a carrier, any future male children have a very low risk of being affected same as general population. Future female children would not be carriers.D: Male: 50 Female: 0 