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In a paternity case there is a child with type O blood, and the mother has type A. The first potential Father has type A blood as well and the second potential Father has type B blood. Would blood type be enough to tell us which man is the father? *

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Answer:

Blood type information is not enough to tell us which man is the father. We need to know the exact genotype of individuals to know which father gave the child a recessive allele.

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