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27 June, 04:16

What blood types are possible among the children of a cross between a man of blood-type A and a woman of blood-type B?

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  1. 27 June, 04:20
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    Depends on the genotype of the parents the child could be any blood type A, B, AB, O. Blood type A & B are dominant over O, so the parents could be heterozygous (genotype AO & BO, they have each the allele for the recessive blood O) and homozygous (genotype AA & BB).

    # If the both parents have homozygous (genotype AA & BB) than the offspring will be blood type AB.

    # If the parents have heterozygous (AO & BO) then the offspring will be A, B, AB, O.

    # If the genotype of parents are AO & BB then the offspring will be AB, B.

    # If the genotype of parents are AA &

    BO then the offspring will be AB, A.
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