Phenotype(Blood Type)ABABPORh+Rh-GenotypeAA or AoBB or BoAB00 SOTOALRR or RrIrRed Blood CellAntigensABA and BNoneRhNonePlasmaAntibodiesAnti-BAnti-ANoneAnti-A andAnti-BNoneNoneCan Donate Blood ToA or ABB or ABABUniversal Donor:O, A, B, or ABRh+Rh- or Rh +Can Receive BloodFromA or OB or OUniversal Recipient:AB, A, B, or O0Rh+ or Rh -Rh-Problem 1: What blood types are possible in the children from a man with type AB - blood and a womanwith type O + blood whose mother was O-?(Hint: Solve as a dihybrid cross.)Problem 2: A woman with B-blood has a baby with AB + blood. What are the two possible blood types(phenotypes) of the father?

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Problem 1: What blood types are possible in the children from a man with type AB - blood and a woman with type O + blood whose mother was O-? (Hint: Solve as a dihybrid cross.)

Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems (MindTap Course List)

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