NO! each person has two factors determining their blood type - one from his mother, the other from his father. they can be either A, B or nothing(0). AA is A, A0 is A, BB is B, B0 is B, 00 is O and AB is AB. your mother gives one of her factors (alleles) to you, and the father the other one. each factor has a 50% chance of being transferred. so you can really have lots of possibilities. say your father is A0 and the mother B0, you can be either A0 (=A), AB (=AB), 00 (=O), or B0 (=B).
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∙ 14y agoNot necessarily. A child can inherit blood types from both parents through a combination of their genes. The father's blood type may be the same, different, or a combination of the son's blood type.
Yes, it is possible for a father with blood type O to have a son with blood type A if the father carries a gene for blood type A and passes it on to his son. Blood type is determined by specific genes inherited from both parents, so the father must carry the A gene to pass it on.
Yes, a man with type O blood can have a child with a woman who has blood type AB. The child could inherit either the A or B allele from the mother and the O allele from the father, resulting in blood type A or B.
The possible blood types for their offspring are A or O. The child will inherit one blood type allele from each parent, receiving a type A allele from the mother and a type O allele from the father. This can result in the child having blood type A (AO) or blood type O (OO).
No, two parents with O blood type cannot produce a baby with A blood type because A blood type requires at least one parent to have the A allele. The O blood type is recessive and does not carry the A allele.
No, the child cannot have A negative blood type if one parent is A positive and the other is O positive. The child would inherit A or O blood type from the parents, and the Rh factor would be positive (since both parents are Rh positive), so the child would have either A positive or O positive blood type.
A DNA blood test will confirm whether or not you are indeed the father. Some DNA tests can be done with saliva as well, A child can have either the father's blood type, the mother's blood type, or a combination of the two. For instance, a father with type A+, along with a mother with blood type B-, can have A+. A-. B+, or B-.
No, it is still biologically possible for a father with O- blood type and a son with A- blood type to be related. The A- blood type could have been inherited from the mother or through other familial relations. Blood types are inherited from parents, but multiple genetic factors can influence blood type.
Yes, it is possible for a father with blood type O to have a son with blood type A if the father carries a gene for blood type A and passes it on to his son. Blood type is determined by specific genes inherited from both parents, so the father must carry the A gene to pass it on.
The father's blood type can be O, A, or B.
The father of your son could be any blood type except AB.
If the father's blood type is O positive and the mother's blood type is B positive, a child could have type B or type O blood, and the Rh factor could be positive or negative.
If you and your son both have O positive blood types, it is impossible for the baby's father to have AB blood type. The child would inherit an O blood type from you.
The father can be type B or AB.
Yes
You have the same type of blood, but not the same DNA. That's why it's called a DNA test.
it could be a- or ab+
yes cause my son ia a- and his dad is o+ and im a_