In humans,four phenotypes of blood groups are due to the presence of antigen-$A$ and antigen-$B$ on the $RBC$. The chromosome that carries the gene controlling these antigens is:

  • A
    $X$-chromosome
  • B
    $21^{\text{st}}$ chromosome
  • C
    $9^{\text{th}}$ chromosome
  • D
    $7^{\text{th}}$ chromosome

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How many of the following genotypes possibly represent normal wings in Drosophila?
$(i)$ $Vg^{+} Vg^{+}$
(ii) $Vg^{+} vg^{ni}$
(iii) $Vg^{+} vg^{no}$
(iv) $Vg^{+} vg^{st}$
$(v)$ $Vg^{+} vg$

Sometimes,there are more than two alleles for a given chromosome locus. In this case,a trait is said to be governed by:

$A$ child of $O$ blood group has a $B$ blood group father. The genotype of the father will be:

Multiple alleles are present:

Determine the number of possible phenotypes in the $ABO$ blood grouping system.

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