1. Blood Type 3 Alleles for blood type: ____, ____, ______
A & B are ________________(I); O is _____________(i)
Blood type is determined by the _______________found on the red blood cells (RBC)
Phenotype
Genotype A
IBIB or IBi O
IAIB

2. Blood Types
___________: substances that promote the production of ____________________ to kill off cells that may harm the body
RBC Protein Markers(Antigens):
A Allele: Antigen ____ O Allele: ______
B Allele: Antigen B
Type ___: antigen A makes anti-_____ antibodies and ________type B off
Can receive type __ or __ blood; donate A or AB
Type ___: antigen B makes anti-____ antibodies and kills type ___ off
Can receive type __ or __ blood; donate B or AB

3. Blood Types
Type ____: ___ antigens, makes anti-A and B; kills off type __ and __ blood
Can receive type ___ blood; donate to anyone
Type ____: Antigen A & B; ____ antibodies produced
Can receive ___type of blood; donate to AB only
Review:
Type A: receive ____ or ____ blood; donate ____ or ____
Type B: receive ____ or ____ blood; donate ____ or ____
Type O: receive ____ blood; donate to __, B, O, or ____
Type AB: receive ____ blood; donate to ____ only

4. Blood Type: Rh Factor Named after Rhesus monkey
Rh factor is based on different __________markers (antigens)
People can be either _____ or ______ (Ex: A+ or A-)
Rh+ is __________; Rh- is ____________
Most common blood type: ___ & A+; least common: B- & ____
Type ___ : Rh antigen does _______create Rh antibodies; can receive + or - blood
Type ____ : ____ antigen, creates Rh ______________ and kills of + blood; can only receive - ; donate to any

5. Blood Type: Punnett Square
You can do a Punnett Square to determine blood type
Example: Cross a heterozygous type A parent with a type O parent.
Genotypes:
Phenotypes:

6. Blood Type: Punnett Square
Example: Cross a homozygous type B parent with a type AB parent.
Genotypes:
Phenotypes: