No he can not.
The alleles for blood types A and B are co-dominant, so a man with blood type AB can ONLY have the Genotype AB.
Therefore, he can only pass on an A or a B to his child.
In order for a kid to have type O blood, he has to receive neither the A or B allele from both parents.
Since it is impossible for the kid to not receive an A or B from his father, it is impossible for him to have O blood.
2006-12-10 13:05:27
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answered by v__dawg 3
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No- AB is a dominant blood type, meaning that even if his spouse has 0 blood type (which is recessive) his child will have AB blood because the AB will 'triumph' over the O.
2006-12-10 13:06:56
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answered by sweateredpanda 4
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no, v_dawg has it right. type O blood is recessive to the co-dominant A and B types. so a man with type AB blood could never have a child with type O blood
2006-12-10 13:23:37
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answered by gjensidige4 1
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no because AB is codominant and the O type is recessive. if he were to reproduce, the only genotypes that he can pass on are either A or B. even if he had a child with a woman who was O, the child would have either A,B, or AB blood types. you can do a simple cross (punnett square) between these types to see how this works:
A B
i Ai Bi
i Ai Bi
2006-12-10 13:13:19
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answered by disturbed_l22 2
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i'm not a doc..but i think yes because AB blood type contain AA,AO,BB,BO...if your wife is AB blood type or A,B and O ,there are still have a posiblity to have a child with O blood type.Because O is a dominan...i think so....
2006-12-10 13:14:37
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answered by Fadzlee 1
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No, because the alleles he carries (A and B) are dominant over the O allele and his children could therefore be anything BUT type O.
2006-12-10 13:06:34
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes, because they're bastards.
2006-12-10 13:05:58
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answered by The Bird 3
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