a. What are the other systems of blood typing? What are the modes of inheritance of these groups? Fill up the table. BLOOD GROUPS MODE OF INHERITANCE b. What are the applications of the genetics of blood typing? List at least three.

a. What are the other systems of blood typing? What are the modes of inheritance of these groups? Fill up the table. BLOOD GROUPS MODE OF INHERITANCE b. What are the applications of the genetics of blood typing? List at least three.

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