Which statement describes the blood type of a person with the alleles IAIB? It is type AB because A and B exhibit incomplete dominance. It is type AB because A and B are codominant. It is type O because A and B are codominant. It is type A because A and B exhibit incomplete dominance.

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Myles Ferguson

Biology

9 August, 09:22

Which statement describes the blood type of a person with the alleles IAIB? It is type AB because A and B exhibit incomplete dominance. It is type AB because A and B are codominant. It is type O because A and B are codominant. It is type A because A and B exhibit incomplete dominance.

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Joshua Lynch · Answer 1

It is type AB because A and B are codominant.

Explanation:

Both A and B are dominant, O is recessive.

Deandre Bates · Answer 2

It is type AB because A and B are codominant.

Explanation:

It is the existence or the absence of the type of proteins such as A and B decides the type of blood in a person. These proteins A and B are present on the cells surface of red blood. The presence of two combo of A and B results in the four type of blood such as Type A, Type B, Type AB and Type O. In Type A blood the proteins that is present is only A. In Type B the B protein is only present. In Type AB, the proteins present are A and B. In Type there will be neither presence of A nor the presence of B.

The genotype is responsible for the generation of the type of blood. These genotypes, iAiA or Iai produce type A protein. The genotypes iBiB or iBi produce type B proteins. The genotype iAiB produce the proteins A and B. ii genotype produces type O protein.