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    A heterozygous A male and heterozygous B female could have children with blood types A, B, AB, or O. Their child could possibly inherit blood type O from the parents' heterozygous genotypes. A woman with the X-linked hemophilia allele (XAXa) who marries a normal male (XAY) would be expected to have 50% daughters who are carriers and 50% sons who are normal. A woman with blood type A whose father was type O married to a man with blood type AB could have children with genotypes and phenotypes of A, B, AB, or O.

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    A heterozygous A male and heterozygous B female could have children with blood types A, B, AB, or O. Their child could possibly inherit blood type O from the parents' heterozygous genotypes. A woman with the X-linked hemophilia allele (XAXa) who marries a normal male (XAY) would be expected to have 50% daughters who are carriers and 50% sons who are normal. A woman with blood type A whose father was type O married to a man with blood type AB could have children with genotypes and phenotypes of A, B, AB, or O.

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    Multiple Alleles Practice Drill

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    A heterozygous A male and heterozygous B female could have children with blood types A, B, AB, or O. Their child could possibly inherit blood type O from the parents' heterozygous genotypes. A woman with the X-linked hemophilia allele (XAXa) who marries a normal male (XAY) would be expected to have 50% daughters who are carriers and 50% sons who are normal. A woman with blood type A whose father was type O married to a man with blood type AB could have children with genotypes and phenotypes of A, B, AB, or O.

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    Non- Mendelian Genetics:

    Multiple alleles and Blood


    type
    What is the possibility of
    having a child with blood
    type A/B/AB/O for a male
    with heterozygous A
    marrying a female with
    heterozygous B?
    Karen is a carrier of heterozygous
    blood type B while Kevin is carrier
    of heterozygous blood type A.
    Karen is expected to give birth to
    their first child on the third week of
    the month. Could their child
    possibly inherit blood type O?
    Mrs. Eryth is carrier of the sex-
    linked hemophilia allele
    (XAXa) and Mr. Eryth is
    normal (XAY). How many of
    each sex would be expected to
    be carriers, and normal?
    A woman with blood type A
    whose father was blood type O
    married a man with type AB
    blood. What will be the
    possible genotypes and
    phenotypes of their children?
    A women HOMOZYGOUS
    for blood type B marries a
    man who is HETERZYGOUS
    type A. What will be the
    possible genotypes and
    phenotypes of their children?
    A man with type O blood
    marries a woman with type
    AB blood. What will be the
    possible genotypes and
    phenotypes of their children?
    A type B woman whose
    mother was type O marries
    a type O man. What will
    be the possible genotypes
    and phenotypes of their
    children?

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