If you have type A blood, what are your possible genotypes

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If you have type A blood then you must have at least one copy of the A allele. However, you could also have two copies of the A allele within type A blood. The genotype, therefore, would be either AO (if they have 1 A allele) or AA (if they have 2 A alleles).

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