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C)What would happen if typeA blood were given to a person with typeO blood? Explain.D)A child has typeO blood. If the mother also has typeO blood, what blood type can the father NOT have? Explain.

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With respect to genetics, ABO blood types are controlled by asingle gene designated I, which has three alleles. The I A allelegives blood type A, I B gives blood type B, and i gives blood typeO. The I A and I B alleles are codominant and i allele is recessiveto both the I A and I B alleles.

Aside from the I alleles, there are two other genes that whenmutated affect ABO blood type inheritance. The first mutant isrecessive to wild type and is designated x. A homozygous xxindividual is phenotypically O for blood type no matter what thegenotype is of the I gene. For example, I A /I A x/x or I B /I Bx/x individuals are O type. The second mutant, is dominant to thewild type Y allele and is designated Yd . An individual carrying aYd allele is phenotypically blood type O no matter what thegenotype is of the I gene. For example, an I A /I A Y/Yd or I B /IB Y/Yd individuals is O.

a. Propose a biochemical model that explains the O phenotype ofthe recessive homozygous xx individual? Your model should explainthe biochemical function of the X gene in a wild type individualand should explain why the x mutation is recessive

Find the correct statement (may require you to draw pedigrees and Punnett squares) A) A father with A blood type and a mother with B blood type, will always produce
children that are AB
B) A person with ii alleles will produce red blood cell that contain glycolipids with
galactosamine and galactose sugars
C) A person with the A blood type can only give blood to an A or O individual
D) If an AB father conceives a child with an O mother, the children have a 50%-50%
chance of being either AB or O
E) Each person has three alleles of the blood type gene
F) The IA allele is codominant to the i allele
G) A person with a B blood type will produce antibodies against the A blood type antigen

If a woman has blood type AB and her husband has blood type O, whatis the percent chance that a child of theirs would have blood typeA? (Hint: punnett square would be useful)

a. 25%
b. 50%
c. 66%
d. 75%
I cannot for the life of me remember anything about punnett squaresand the information I have found thus far is not making things anyclearer. Any help would be much appreciated. This is for myanthropology class. Thank you.

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