Make a punnett square to determine the genotypes and phenotypes that would result for each scenario. **Topic: Genetics and Blood Types****3. Analysis of Blood Types in a Family**A physician is examining the blood types of children from a family.- **Child 1** has blood type AB- **Child 2** has blood type B- **Child 3** has blood type B- **Child 4** has blood type A**Question:** Based on the phenotypes of the children, what are the probable genotypes of the parents?**Discussion:**- **Blood Types and Genotypes:** - Blood type A can result from genotypes AA or AO. - Blood type B can result from genotypes BB or BO. - Blood type AB results from genotype AB. - Blood type O results from genotype OO.**Analysis:**- Child 1’s blood type AB indicates that one parent must provide an A allele and the other a B allele.- Children 2 and 3’s blood type B could come from either BO or BB genotypes.- Child 4’s blood type A could come from either AO or AA genotypes.From this, we can infer that:- One parent likely has a genotype with an A allele (either AO or AA).- The other parent likely has a genotype with a B allele (either BO or BB).This combination would allow for all observed blood types in the children. Consider working out a Punnett square to visualize the potential allele combinations more clearly.

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Description: Make a punnett square to determine the genotypes and phenotypes that would result for each scenario. **Topic: Genetics and Blood Types****3. Analysis of Blood Types in a Family**A physician is examining the blood types of children from a family.- **C