Biology, asked by shaifaliNaiyar, 4 months ago

If a father has blood typeA(IAIO) and single-layered eyelid,and a mother has blood type AB and
double-layered eyelid (Ee).A. What’s the possibility of their child having bothbloodtypeAAND
single-layered eyelid.(2points)B.What’sthepossibilityoftheirchildhavingbloodtypeABand
double-layered eyelid?(2points)C.What’spossibilityoftheirchildhavingbloodtypeBOR
double-layered eyelid?(2points)(You MUST write down your process of deduction,e.g.drawing
Punnett square).​

Answers

Answered by Bhanubrand
1

Answer:

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Explanation:

Genotype of a child with AB blood group is I

A

I

B

. A parent with A blood group can have two possible genotypes: I

A

I

A

and I

A

I

O

, similarly parent with B blood group can have two possible genotypes: I

B

I

B

and I

B

I

O

. If both the parents are homozygous (I

A

I

A

x I

B

I

B

), all of their children will have AB blood group. But, if father is heterozygous (I

A

I

O

) and mother is homozygous (I

A

I

A

); the total different types of possible combinations by three allele (I

A

, I

B

and I

O

) will be (I

A

I

B

and I

B

I

O

). Thus, their children show 50% probability for a blood group AB. But, if mother is heterozygous (I

B

I

O

) and father is homozygous (I

A

I

A

), the total different types of possible combinations by three allele (I

A

, I

B

and I

O

) will be (I

A

I

B

and I

B

I

O

. Thus, their children also show 50% probability for a blood group AB. This means that 50% probability for blood group 'AB' children from father with A and mother with blood group B indicates that either of the parent is heterozygous.

Answered by bhanuputray57
0

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