If the genotype AA is susceptible to malaria but with no sickling, the genotype AS is resistant to malaria with mild sickling, and the genotype SS is resistant to malaria but has severe sickling and anemia, the individual living in an environment with malaria with the best chance of survival is a person with genotype

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