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If the paternal (P) parent of a child expresses both the GTA and GTB glycosyltransferases, and the maternal (M) parent of the same child expresses neither the GTA nor the GTB glycosyltransferase, a) what are the blood types of these two parents, b) what is the probability that the child has blood type of O, and c) what is the probability that the child has blood type B?a) P: AB, M: O, b) 25%, c) 0%a) P: AB, M: O, b) 50%, c) 50%a) P: O, M: AB, b) 100%, c) 0%a) P: O, M: AB, b) 0%, c) 50%a) P: AB, M: O, b) 0%, c) 50%
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