In a family the four children each has a different blood group .their mother has blood group a and father has blood group
b.workout the cross and explain how it is possible
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Heya..!
refer to the image attached..
the condition mentioned in the question is explained in detail in another pic..
if parents have A&B blood groups, then their children can have A or B or AB or O blood groups.
that depends on the genotype of parents.
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refer to the image attached..
the condition mentioned in the question is explained in detail in another pic..
if parents have A&B blood groups, then their children can have A or B or AB or O blood groups.
that depends on the genotype of parents.
HOPE THIS HELPS YOU ❤
BE BRAINLY ✌
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Answer:The cross between heterozygous father ( blood group B) and heterozygous mother (blood group A) is carried out.
The the four blood groups are controlled by three alleles, IA, IB and IO. Both IA and IB are dominant over IO. When together , since they both are dominant, show the phenomenon of co-dominance, forming the blood group AB.
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