Question
A parent with type AB blood could not produce a child with type
A. AB.
B. A.
C. B.
D. O.
I am stuck!
A. AB.
B. A.
C. B.
D. O.
I am stuck!
Answers
Brooklyn
My sister said D, but I still wasn't sure.
Ms. Sue
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Lola
They can pass down either an A or B allele, which would mean their child could only be A, B, or AB. If the other parent is type O, the child's blood type will be the allele he/she got from the AB parent.
A child can only be O if it inherits an O allele from BOTH parents.
A child can only be O if it inherits an O allele from BOTH parents.
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