22) If both married couples have the sickle cell trait (AS), what is the possible combination of their first four(4) offsprings? a) Two will be normals (AA), and the other two will be sicklers b) All four (4) will have the sickle cell traits(AS) c) Two will be normals (AA), and the other two with sickle cell traits d) One will be normal (AA), two will have the traits (AS), one will be a sickler (SS)

22) If both married couples have the sickle cell trait (AS), what is the possible combination of their first four(4) offsprings? a) Two will be normals (AA), and the other two will be sicklers b) All four (4) will have the sickle cell traits(AS) c) Two will be normals (AA), and the other two with sickle cell traits d) One will be normal (AA), two will have the traits (AS), one will be a sickler (SS)

Human Heredity: Principles and Issues (MindTap Course List)

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305251052

Author:Michael Cummings

Publisher:Michael Cummings

Chapter10: From Proteins To Phenotypes

Section10.7: Defects In Transport Proteins: Hemoglobin

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