Let’s say that Robert Baratheon, despite being king, was unlucky enough to be heterozygous from Huntingtons disease and heterozygous polycystic

Let’s say that Robert Baratheon, despite being king, was unlucky enough to be heterozygous from Huntingtonâs disease and heterozygous polycystic kidney disease-2 (caused by a mutation in the Polycystin-2 gene). However, being king allowed him to have many children with multiple concubines, none of which had any alleles for these diseases. Of the 16 children he fathered, 6 didnât inherit any disease while the other 7 inherited both, and 3 only inherited either one of the diseases.

1. Did Robert inherit both diseases from the same parent or could he have inherited one disease from each parent? Explain