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Can two sisters have different blood groups?

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Can two sisters have different blood groups?

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Yes this is possible. For a full explanation of blood group inheritance, see: http://www.purchon.com/biology/abo.htm Rh factor is dominant/recessive. Both father and mother are Rh+, so both children inherit at least one Rh+ gene from either parent, and may have inherited both Rh+ genes. The Mother has no genes for A or B antigen blood. The father has one B and one O gene, so one child ended up with a B from the father, and O from the mother. The other child inherited an O from their father and an O from their mother. O = absence of either A or B antigen gene.

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Yes it is possible. The father would have blood type BO and the mother would have type OO. When their DNA combines, they could have either BO or OO. See punnett square …..

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