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Description: In human blood chemistry, the I gene directly determines ABO blood antigens and the H gene takes the H-substance precursor and makes the H-substance. IAIO Hh x IBIO Hh. Given the following cross, help me with the question please17. What type of allel

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17. What type of allele interaction is this, the influence of alleles at gene H versus those at gene I?

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