aternal genotype. Maternal phenotype: Child phenotype: Paternal genotype: Reset A, M, Rh(neg) O, M, Rh(pos) B, N, Rh(neg) O, N, Rh(pos) O, M, Rh(neg) A, MN, Rh(pos) A, N, Rh(pos) AB, MN, Rh(pos) B, N, Rh(pos) A, MN, Rh(neg) Genotypes of possible fathers AiLMLN rr BİLMLN RR ii LNLN rr ii LMLM rr AALMLN RR
aternal genotype. Maternal phenotype: Child phenotype: Paternal genotype: Reset A, M, Rh(neg) O, M, Rh(pos) B, N, Rh(neg) O, N, Rh(pos) O, M, Rh(neg) A, MN, Rh(pos) A, N, Rh(pos) AB, MN, Rh(pos) B, N, Rh(pos) A, MN, Rh(neg) Genotypes of possible fathers AiLMLN rr BİLMLN RR ii LNLN rr ii LMLM rr AALMLN RR
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Transcribed Image Text:Several genes in humans in addition to the ABO gene () give rise to recognizable antigens on the surface of the red blood cells. The
Rh marker is determined by positive (R) and negative alleles () of gene R, where R is completely dominant to r. The presence of M and
N surface proteins are controlled by two codominant alleles of gene L (LM and LM. For each mother-child pair, choose the father of
the child from among the males in the right column. (Assume that all mothers and fathers are HH; there is no involvement of the
Bombay phenotype.)
Paternal genotypes maybe used once, more than once, or not at all. Each mother-child pair matches with one or more than one
paternal genotype.
Maternal phenotype:
Child phenotype:
Paternal genotype:
Reset
A, M, Rh(neg)
O, M, Rh(pos)
B, N, Rh(neg)
O, N, Rh(pos)
O, M, Rh(neg)
A, MN, Rh(pos)
A, N, Rh(pos)
AB, MN, Rh(pos)
B, N, Rh(pos)
A, MN, Rh(neg)
Genotypes of
possible fathers
AiLMLN rr
BiLMLN RR
ii LNLN rr
ii LMLM rr
AALMLN RR
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