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A mother with type AB blood and a father who is homozygous type B blood have a child.  If we assume that all parties are Rh- what is the probability that the mother will be able…

A mother with type AB blood and a father who is homozygous type B blood have a child.  If we assume that all parties are Rh- what is the probability that the mother will be able…
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A mother with type AB blood and a father who is homozygous type B blood have a child.  If we assume that all parties are Rh- what is the probability that the mother will be able to donate blood to her child if needed?​

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Answer: There is a 50% chance

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