If a person with type O blood has a baby with a person who has type AB blood, then what blood type will the baby have?
Emma ArvizuThe baby can be either type A or type B.
The child's genotype would be heterozygous AO or BO, meaning the child would have blood group A or B. The parent with the O blood type can only pass on O alleles to the child. The parent with the AB blood type can pass on either an A allele or a B allele.
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Eli AyoubThe baby will have either type A or type B blood.
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