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According to the addition rule , the probability that any one of two or more
mutually exclusive events will occur is calculated by adding together their
individual probabilities . As we have just seen , the multiplication rule gives us the
individual ...
According to the addition rule , the probability that any one of two or more
mutually exclusive events will occur is calculated by adding together their
individual probabilities . As we have just seen , the multiplication rule gives us the
individual ...
Page 62
Individuals homozygous for the M allele ( MM ) have red blood cells with only M
molecules ; individuals homozygous for the N allele ( NN ) have red blood cells
with only N molecules . But both M and N molecules are present on the red blood
...
Individuals homozygous for the M allele ( MM ) have red blood cells with only M
molecules ; individuals homozygous for the N allele ( NN ) have red blood cells
with only N molecules . But both M and N molecules are present on the red blood
...
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Thus , IA 14 and Ai individuals have type A blood , and PP and Pi individuals
have type B blood . Recessive homozygotes , ii , have type O blood , because
their red blood cells have neither the A nor the B carbohydrate . The A and B
alleles ...
Thus , IA 14 and Ai individuals have type A blood , and PP and Pi individuals
have type B blood . Recessive homozygotes , ii , have type O blood , because
their red blood cells have neither the A nor the B carbohydrate . The A and B
alleles ...
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