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Nitella [24]
3 years ago
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Mr. and Mrs. Green have a daughter, Georgia, who was born at Riverside Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Blue have a daughter, Be

lle, who was born on the same date at the same hospital. Mrs. Green, having recently seen Belle, is convinced that Belle and Georgia had been assigned to the wrong parents at the hospital. Mrs. Green thinks that Belle is her biological daughter. ABO blood analysis was performed on all individuals involved:Mr. Green: Type AMrs. Green: Type A Georgia: Type AMr. Blue: Type ABMrs. Blue: Type ABelle: Type O
Is Mrs. Green correct? Is Belle her biological daughter? Explain.
Biology
1 answer:
Pani-rosa [81]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Yes, Mrs Green is correct that Belle is her biological daughter

Explanation:

According to this question, Mr. and Mrs. Green is said to have a daughter, Georgia while Mr. and Mrs. Blue is said to have a daughter, Belle. Both daughters were born the same day. Hence, a controversy occured as Mrs. Green thinks that Belle is her biological daughter.

Based on the blood analysis, the following were obtained:

Mr. Green: Type A

Mrs. Green: Type A

Georgia: Type A

Mr. Blue: Type AB

Mrs. Blue: Type A

Belle: Type O

The genotype of the following blood types is as follows:

Type A - iAiA or iAi

Type B - iBiB or iBi

Type O - ii

Type AB - iAiB

From the analysis of blood types of Mr and Mrs Green, which are both type A, they can possibly produce a child with type A.

However, from the analysis of Mr. and Mrs. Blue, it is impossible to have a child with blood type O. However it is possible for Mr and Mrs. Green if they are both heterozygous (iAi × iAi). The punnet square is attached. Hence, Mrs Green is correct about her claim since Mr. and Mrs. Blue cannot have a child with blood type A.

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