An individual who is heterozygous for type A blood marries and individual with type O blood, what are the?

Question

possible blood types of their offspring?

Answer 1

The Blood types would have to be 50% chance of Oo and 50% chance of Ao. Remember the three possible alleles in blood are A, B and O, out of the three only O is recessive. So in order to be heterozygous A you have to actually be Ao, If the other allele was a B, it would be AB. Because O is recessive, any individual with O blood type is automatically Oo. The punet squar then looks something like the following

______ Oo
Ao___Ao Ao
_____Oo Oo,

Hope that helps

Answer 2

half of their offpring will be heterozygous with type A blood and the other half will be homozygous recessive with type O blood

Answer 3

The genotypes are AO and OO so the Punnett square would be
___|_A_|_O_
_O_|AO|OO
_O_|AO|OO
That means that they have a 50% chance of having a type A baby (AO heterozygotous) and 50% chance of having a type O baby (OO homozygotous).

Answer 4

A and O
AO + OO
AO -----> 1/2 A & 1/2 O
OO------> O

Kids: 1/2 AO & 1/2 OO

Answer 5

AO x OO

AO,OO,AO,OO

the genotipic ratio is 2:2
genotype characteristics: heterozygous(AO) and;
homozyguous(OO)