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A,AB and B blood groups are formed in `1:2:1` ratio by

A

`I^(A)I^(O) xx I^(A) I^(B)`

B

`I^(A)I^(B) xx I^A I^(B)`

C

`I^(B) I^(O) xx I^(A) I^(B)`

D

All these

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To solve the question regarding the formation of A, AB, and B blood groups in a 1:2:1 ratio, we will analyze the genetic crosses provided in the options. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Blood Group Genetics**: - Blood groups are determined by the presence of specific antigens on the surface of red blood cells. The alleles involved are A (IA), B (IB), and O (i). - The possible genotypes for blood groups are: - Blood group A: Genotype AA or AO (IAIA or IAi) - Blood group B: Genotype BB or BO (IBIB or IBi) - Blood group AB: Genotype AB (IAIB) - Blood group O: Genotype OO (ii) 2. **Analyzing the First Option (AO x AB)**: - Cross: AO (Blood group A) x AB (Blood group AB) - Possible offspring genotypes: - AA (Blood group A) - AO (Blood group A) - AB (Blood group AB) - BO (Blood group B) - Resulting blood groups: 2 A (AA and AO), 1 AB, 1 B (BO) - Ratio: A:AB:B = 2:1:1 - This does not match the required 1:2:1 ratio. 3. **Analyzing the Second Option (AB x AB)**: - Cross: AB (Blood group AB) x AB (Blood group AB) - Possible offspring genotypes: - AA (Blood group A) - AB (Blood group AB) - AB (Blood group AB) - BB (Blood group B) - Resulting blood groups: 1 A (AA), 2 AB, 1 B (BB) - Ratio: A:AB:B = 1:2:1 - This matches the required 1:2:1 ratio. 4. **Analyzing the Third Option (BO x AB)**: - Cross: BO (Blood group B) x AB (Blood group AB) - Possible offspring genotypes: - BA (Blood group AB) - BO (Blood group B) - AO (Blood group A) - AB (Blood group AB) - Resulting blood groups: 1 A (AO), 2 AB (BA and AB), 1 B (BO) - Ratio: A:AB:B = 1:2:1 - This also matches the required 1:2:1 ratio. 5. **Conclusion**: - The second option (AB x AB) fulfills the requirement of producing A, AB, and B blood groups in a 1:2:1 ratio. - Since the first option does not fulfill the requirement, the correct answer is **Option 2**. ### Final Answer: **Option 2: AB x AB produces A, AB, and B blood groups in a 1:2:1 ratio.**
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