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13 December, 15:32

How would it be possible to cross a man that has Type B blood and a woman who has Type A blood, while their child has Type O blood?

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  1. 13 December, 18:27
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    If the parents are heterozygous for type A blod and for type B blood, when crossed, there is a 25% chance teh kid will have type O blood

    Explanation: This is possible because there are two genotypes that code for type A and B blood

    The genotypes for type A blood are:

    I^A I^A or I^A i

    The genotypes for type B blood are:

    I^B I^B or I^B i

    Visual: (Punnett square)

    I^A i

    I^B I^A I^B I^B i

    i I^A i ii

    *Remember that the genotype for type O blood is ii
  2. 13 December, 19:01
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    For them to have a type o baby that means the man or woman must have a type o in there family some how to get passes down to the baby
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