A man with type a blood marries a woman with type ab blood. according to predicted outcomes based on genetics, their children may have all blood types except type
The only blood type the children might not have would be O. They could have A, B, or AB.
Answer:
The correct answer would be blood group O.
The blood group of a father is A. So, his genotype would be \(I^{A}\)_ (\(I^{A}I^{A}\) or \(I^{A}i\)).
The blood group of a mother is AB. So, her genotype would be \(I^{A}I^{B}\).
The cross would result in the production of offspring with all types of blood groups (A, B, and AB) except O as O is the recessive trait and require homozygous recessive condition (\(ii\)).