Biology, asked by boleary001, 3 days ago

Joe has type A blood and his father has type O. Mary has type B blood. Joe and Mary have some children - make all the possible Punnett squares and answer the following questions
a. What chance do they have of having a type O child?
b.What chances is there that these two parents can have a child with type AB blood?

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Answered by alipzan
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Explanation:

1- There is alot of chance .

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Answered by chandan454380
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Answer:

The answer is

a) 25% chance of having O type blood

b) 25% chance of having AB type blood

Explanation:

Joe has blood group A

therefore he might have iAiA allele on his genes or iAiO allele on his genes

iA, iB is dominant over iO allele

since his father has type O blood group and his alleles must be iOiO therefore he his son Joe allele must have iAiO allele

therefore, the gametes of Joe will be

iA , iO

Now Mary has B blood group

therefore she might have iBiO allele on her genes

therefore the gametes of Mary will be iB,iB

or iB,iO

Now we can see the punnet square in image.

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