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azamat
3 years ago
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A woman has blood type a mm. her child has blood type ab mn. the blood types of the potential fathers are given below.

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goldfiish [28.3K]3 years ago
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The mother has the alleles A and M, given that her blood type is A MM. Since the child has blood type AB MN, then the child has the alleles A, B, M, N. However, the alleles B and N, cannot have come from his/her mother and must have come from the father. Therefore, we are looking for a father with the alleles B and N. Based on this conclusion, the child's father is either Tom (with blood type AB MN) or Bill (with blood type B MN).
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