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In this study it is included a sample of the Presevo population and villages of 3771 individuals. During family interviews, we encountered cases in women with hemophilia and men with hemophiliacs. Predicting that X-sex chromosome is inactive we did not have the case that females are hemophilic. By doing the genealogical analysis of these families, we will present the thoughts about the role of Bari's body when it comes to hemophilia. The genealogical method can be used especially in cases of monogenic inheritance. Considering that if the X chromosome is inactive in women then the dose of the chromosome is equal to the male sex. For this reason, likely to get sick of hemophilia would be equal, but in reality this does not stand. So with this study we will give our thoughts about the Bar’s body or the gender heterochromatin regarding the dilemma of this case.

Genealogical Analysis of Bar's Body Activity in Hemophilia at Two Brothers and a Cousin