A parent with type O blood marries a AB what would be their phenotypes?
Possible Phenotypes of the Offspring:
Based on the given information that one parent has type O blood (genotype OO) and the other parent has type AB blood (genotype AB), their offspring can have the following phenotypes:
1. Type A blood (genotype AO):
- Inherits the A allele from the AB parent and the O allele from the O parent.
2. Type B blood (genotype BO):
- Inherits the B allele from the AB parent and the O allele from the O parent.
3. Type AB blood (genotype AB):
- Inherits the A allele from the AB parent and the B allele from the AB parent.
4. Type O blood (genotype OO):
- Inherits the O allele from both the AB parent (who is heterozygous) and the O parent.
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