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ABO Blood type is coded by a triallelic gene expressing both codominance and complete dominance. IA and IB are dominant over i allele. IA and IB are codominant to each other.
What is the ABO blood type?
The ABO blood type refers to the type of blood of each person.
Blood type is determined by a triallelic gene, meaning that it follows a multiple allele inheritance pattern.
Depending on the allele combination, the inheritance pattern can be either codominance or complete dominance.
Let us analyze this information.
→ The gene that codes for blood type is I.
→ Three alleles are involved in blood type determination,
- IA,
- IB,
- i
⇒ IA and IB alleles are dominant over i, meaning that in heterozygous genotype, only the I dominant allele will be expressed.
⇒ IA and IB are codominant, meaning that in heterozygous individuals, both alleles -IA and IB- will be simultaneoulsy expressed.
Genotypes Phenotypes Antigens
IAIA (Homozygous) A blood type A type of antigens
IAi (Heterozygous) A blood type A type of antigens
IBIB (Homozygous) B blood type B type of antigens
IBi (Homozygous) B blood type B type of antigens
ii (Homozygous) 0 blood type no antigen
IAIB (Heterozygous) AB blood type A and B antigens
Options
- The A and B alleles are codominant because both alleles are simultaneously expressed in the heterozygote ⇒ CORRECT
In codominance both alleles are expressed in the phenotype. People carrying IA and IB alelles will express the AB blood type.
- Human blood type is an example of multiple allele inheritance ⇒ CORRECT
Multiple allele inheritance refers to how a trait is coded concerning allele combination. When more that two alleles are involved in a trait expression, we refer to multiple allele inheritance.
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