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What are examples of co-dominance?

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a cow with white hairs and a cow with black hairs mate and produce a cow with both white and black hairs. apex

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Co-dominance occurs when two alleles are fully expressed in a hetrozygote. These alleles act in a distinctive ways. The two products are the same with respect to function but different in exact amino acid sequence. In human, the ABO blood group antigens are a good example. Allele I^A for A-type blood is codominant with its allele I^B for B-type blood. the hetrozygote (I^A I^B) expresses the characteristics of both A and B antigens (AB- type blood group)

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The MN blood groups in humans. Someone can be homozygous MM and have only that type of molecule on the surfaces of their red blood cells, or be homozygous NN and have only that type of molecule on the surface, but they could also be MN which would mean the showed both M and N molecules on the surfaces of their red blood cells.

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