<prompt> All of the following statements about Fanconis anemia are true, Except.Autosomal dominant inheritanceHypocellular Bone MarrowCongenital AnomaliesUsually normocytic macrocytic cell morphology  <response>: Answer is A Autosomal dominant inheritance: Fanconis anemia is primarily inherited as an autosomal recessive disorder and not as an autosomal dominant disorder. Fanconis Anemia is inherited as an Autosomal Recessive X- Linked disorder There are currently 13 known subtypes of faticottis Anemia. With the exception of one subtype Subtype B which is X-linked recessive, all other subtypes of Fanconis anemia follow an autosomal recessive pattern of inheritance. - Wintrobes Hematology Fanconis Anemia is associated with Pancytopenia and Hypocellular Bone Marrow Once pancytopenia develops, the bone marrow is hypocellitlar. - API Textbook of medicine Fanconis anemia is associated with progressive bone marrow failuree Pancytopeniae develops insidiously and presents in most cases between the ages of 5 and 10 years Bone marrow may show normal cellularity initially, however with progressive bone marrow failure pancytopenia develops and the bone marrow becomes hypocellular. Fanconis anemia is usually normochronic, normocytic or macrocvtic Fanconis anemia is a form of inherited hypoproliferative aplastic anemia. The hypoproliferative anemias are normochronic, normocvtic or macrocytic and are charachterized by a low reticulocyte count - Fe-Mee1i S Anemia NO17110C17MIllie- Normoevtie NOMOC1710117iC - Macroevtic. Fanconis Anemia is associated with several congenital disorders Fanconis Anemia manifests as congenital developmental anomalies, progressive pancytopenia and an increased risk of malignancy- Harrisons I7665 