In a certain family, a paternity dispute arisen between a man Mr kasozi and a woman Mrs kasozi, over their 2 year-old child. Mr kabuye denies being the biological father of the child since they have different blood groups while Mrs kasozi claims he is the right father. the child's blood type is o, Mrs kasozi's blood type is B while Mr kasozi's blood type is A. Recently, the child was diagnosed with a bleeder's disease after an injury, where even needed a blood transfusion but neither of the parents had such a disorder. task.a) clearly show to Mr kasozi the possibility of being the father of their 2 year-old child basing on the scientific facts of blood groups. b) what are the likely effects of the disease discovered in the 2-year-old?

Question 1

Answer · 2026-05-10T20:19:08.623Z

multipleQuestions newQuestion a) Can Mr. Kasozi be the biological father of the child given their blood types? newAnswer Yes, Mr. Kasozi can be the biological father because a child with blood type O can be born to parents with blood types A and B, as they can each contribute an O allele. newQuestion b) What are the likely effects of the bleeder's disease discovered in the 2-year-old? newAnswer The likely effects of bleeder's disease (hemophilia) include prolonged bleeding, easy bruising, joint pain, and potential complications from injuries due to difficulty in blood clotting.

Question 2

multipleQuestions newQuestion a) Can Mr. Kasozi be the biological father of the child given their blood types? newAnswer Yes, Mr. Kasozi can be the biological father because a child with blood type O can be born to parents with blood types A and B, as they can each contribute an O allele. newQuestion b) What are the likely effects of the bleeder's disease discovered in the 2-year-old? newAnswer The likely effects of bleeder's disease (hemophilia) include prolonged bleeding, easy bruising, joint pain, and potential complications from injuries due to difficulty in blood clotting.

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