The most popularly known blood grouping is the $ABO$ grouping. It is named $ABO$ and not $ABC$, because ' $O$ ' in it refers to having
Other antigens besides $A$ and $B$ on $RBCs$
Over dominance of this type on the genes for $A$ and $B$ types
One antibody only-$i$ either anti-$a$ or anti-$b$ on the $RBCs$
No antigens $A$ and $B$ on $RBCs$
Explain the following terms with example
$(a)$ Co-dominance
$(b)$ Incomplete dominance
A child's blood group is ‘$O$'. The parents blood groups cannot be
A man with blood group $‘A’$ marries a woman with blood group $‘B’$. What are all the possible blood groups of their offsprings?
A man with blood group $B$ marries a women with blood group $A$ and their first child is having blood group $B$. What is the genotype of child
For a child having blood group $B$, if father has blood group $A$, what may be the blood group of the mother