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QUESTION 24 The alleles for ABO blood types are designated by A, B & 1 (also written 19. A woman with type B blood whose pare
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Question - 24 Answer correct option is A Explanation The alleles for ABO blood types are IA, IB and I. The possible to wyrwere # As, the information is given that parents of woman both blood tybe AB (IMIB). using Ponnett Square, If IB I B I I X IAFeel free to ask for further explanation and in case of any specific doubt i can answer in the comment..

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