Soff and Levin (1981) concluded that the combination of factor VIII and factor IX deficiency is a single gene, autosomal dominant disorder. The families and cases they found to be acceptable included those reported by Ingram (1956), Robertson ... Soff and Levin (1981) concluded that the combination of factor VIII and factor IX deficiency is a single gene, autosomal dominant disorder. The families and cases they found to be acceptable included those reported by Ingram (1956), Robertson and Trueman (1964), and Woodliff and Jackson (1966).