Bombay phenotype is an example of:
Correct answer: D. Epistasis
- A. Pleiotropy
- B. Dominance
- C. Probability
- D. Epistasis
Explanation
There are many examples of epistasis. One of the first to be described in humans is the Bombay phenotype , involving the ABO blood group system. Individuals with this phenotype lack a protein called the H antigen (geno-type hh), which is used to form A and B antigens.
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