In the ABO blood group, type A has three subtypes with an order of dominance shown as A 1> A 2> A 3 a. What are the genotypes of each subtype? Make sure the alleles are big and clear enough to show the superscripts. b. Is it possible for a types A 1 and A 3 parents to have a type

In the ABO blood group, type A has three subtypes with an order of dominance shown as A 1> A 2> A 3 a. What are the genotypes of each subtype? Make sure the alleles are big and clear enough to show the superscripts. b. Is it possible for a types A 1 and A 3 parents to have a type

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Concepts of Biology

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Chapter8: Patterns Of Inheritance

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