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A woman with blood group 'O' has a child with blood group `O'. She claims that a man with blood group 'A' as the father of her child. What would be the genotype of the father, if her claim is right?
  1. IBI
  2. IAI
  3. IAIB
  4. II

A
II
B
IAIB
C
IAI
D
IBI
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Genes for blood group are codominant. For AB and B blood group, at least one of the parent should have a gene for B blood group. Similarly, if the blood group of a child is O and mother's blood group is O and when a father with A blood group claims this child then he should be heterozygous at having the genotype for gene A and O.

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