Suppose a person is in a bad accident and requires a blood transfusion His blood type...
Suppose a person is in a bad accident and requires a blood transfusion His blood type is O+ his sister offers to donate blood on his behalf , but she knows that her mother is A+ , and her father's blood type is unknown . Could the hospital use his sibling's blood without testing it first? Why or why not ? With testing is it possible that she could be a donor ? Indicate all the possible genotypic crossings between these parents and illustrate at least one that support your answer using a punnett squares.
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Testing must be done for blood type for compatibility with
recipients. sibling has a 30% chance for matched tissue type as a
patient as a close family relative, if the sibling blood group is
match and can donate the blood. if the mother blood type is A they
may have one copy of A allele, but they can have two copies like AA
or AO. if the mother is B there may be the genotype of BB or BO.
Using Puneet square possible genotypic crossing between these
parents.
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