Question

A person receives an O allele and an A allele for blood type. What is the individual’s blood type?

type B
type O
type A
type AB

Answer 1

A gene because A is dominant over O and A abd B are codominant over each other

Answer 2

A person receives an O allele and an A allele for blood type. The individual’s blood type will be type A.

Option C

Explanation:

• A and B alleles are "co-dominant alleles".
• O is the recessive allele and hence, it will not be expressed in presence of either allele A or allele B.
• SO, if a person receives an allele O and allele A, allele O being the recessive allele, will not be able to express itself in presence of allele A.
• Hence, individual will have a blood group of type A.

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