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ABO blood group in human are controlled by gene 1 .It has three alleles-IA,IB,i.Since there are three different alleles ,six different genotypes are possible .How many phenotypes can occur?

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How many phenotypes can occur ? ABO blood groups in humans are controlled by the gene I . It has three alleles - IA,IB and i. Since there are three different alleles, six different genotypes are possible .

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ABO blood group in human are controlled by gene 1 .It has three alleles-IA,IB,i.Since there are three different alleles ,six different genotypes are possible .How many phenotypes can occur?​

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ABO blood group in human are controlled by gene 1 .It has three alleles-IA,IB,i.Since there are three different alleles ,six different genotypes are possible .How many phenotypes can occur?