In individuals with XX chromosomes, one of the X chromosomes in each cell is condensed into an unusable mass called a Barr body. So, only one X chromosome in each cell is ever expressed. Why does this not lead to the same pattern of inheritance of X-linked traits as in XY individuals?

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