- ABO blood group system discovered by Landsteiner
- Universal donor: O group
- Universal recipient: AB group
- An example of multiple allele
- It consists of three alleles of a single gene IA, IB, Io., here ‘I’ stands for immunoglobulin
- The ABO grouping is based on presence of two inherited blood cell antigens and two serum antibodies.
|  | 
| Blood System | 
- Individual who posses A group are found to have 'A 'antigen in their blood and 'anti B' antibodies in the serum. Like wise, B group individuals posses B antigen in their blood and anti 'A 'antibodies in the serum.
- O type blood group lack A and B antigens but posses anti A and anti B antibodies in the serum.
- AB blood group produce both the antigens but no antibodies.
| 
Blood group | 
Genotypes | 
| 
A | 
IAIA, IAio | 
| 
B | 
IBIB, IBio | 
| 
AB | 
IAIB | 
| 
O | 
IOIO | 
ABO Blood Group Practice Questions & Answers
1.Type of genotype in individual having blood group B
will be 
a)  IA Io
 b) IB Io
c)  Io Io 
d)  IA IB
Ans:
IB Io
2. A mother of blood group O has a group O child, the
father could be of blood type
a) A
or B
b)
AB only 
c) O
only 
d) A
or B or O
Ans: d
Mother:
O blood group= Io Io
Child 
: O blood group= Io Io
Blood group of father?
Here
one allele Io comes from mother and
the other from the father, ie. father can be IA Io, IB
Io,
Io Io
Ans:
A or B or O
3. If the blood groups of mother and father are AB and O, respectively, what are the blood groups possible for their child?
A) AB or A 
B) AB 
C) A or B 
D) AB, A, B or O
Ans: C) A or B  
4. In ABO blood group testing, which one of the following is INCORRECT 
A) A group – agglutination with anti-A antibodies 
B) B group – agglutination with anti-B antibodies 
C) AB group – no agglutination with either anti-A or anti-B antibodies 
D) O group – no agglutination with either anti-A or anti-B antibodies
Ans: C) AB group – no agglutination with either anti-A or anti-B antibodies
5. If the probability of being blood type A is 1/8 and the probability of blood type O
is ½ , what is the probability of being either blood type A or blood type O?
A) 5/8 B) 1/16 C) 1/8 D) 1/2
Ans: A) 5/8
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