adanny01:


The last one was

AC + AC = AA AC AC SS

Where did the SS come from?

If CC translates to SS the CS should be same.

There combination is wrong because my father is AC and my mum is As, so i am AC and my junior brother is SC sadly

Dinho20:
SINCE AM AA, I WILL STILL MARRY AA TO MAINTAIN AA IN MY FAMILY.

Until you fall in love with a girl that's AS or SS.

Unigrad:
AC and SC are rare haemoglobin genotype, they are abnormal genotype.
Walk into any of the hospitals, ask any of the medical personnel to educate you on it.

There is, I am AC, very rare, but the dangerous
part of it is that you can only collect blood from
AC which is very scarce and my junior brother is
SC sadly . My father is AC and my mum is As.

RTSC:
For people with AS or SS, love must not be at first sight, if you don't want you and your children to suffer.

Your love must manifest after seeing the genotype and not before.

Funny but very true..My "AS" brother has to hear this!!

There is nothing like" AC" in genetics

echepops:
Here is the list of all genotype combinations and the possible results. Please educate yourselves. Knowledge is power.

https://stephenechefu..com/2018/11/genotype-combinations-and-possible.html

can someone explain where AC came from

[quote author=StrongandMighty post=73054240]
How can u get SS when there is only one S? Common sense[/quit

Is there no CS genotype because I don't see that combination

gurunlocker:


Common sense? Really? Have you checked the post to see AC + AC giving SS?

What do you have to say to that?

There is actually SC so I don't know why he is rushing to insult someone

contigiency:


Please what does that mean.

gameboyo:


Pls explain

Rhesus factor simply means you're either blood group O+ or O-, A+ or A-, B+ or B-, AB+ or AB-. The positive and negative signs are the main deal here. If you are carrying a positive rhesus and your wife is carrying a negative rhesus, there is high possibility of constant miscarriages most especially after the first birth/labour. Many couples are facing this but they don't know what they facing because they wouldn't go to the hospitals that have qualified doctors who will tell them what their problem is.

Kiriakorode321:
There is nothing like" AC" in genetics

Says who Mr Gregor Mendel, stop confusing people because you are wrong.

We should also understand that AC + AC will never produce SS. SC like AS is a carrier of the sickle cell gene, it can't be expressed.

Charmerbeautylooks:
Which one be AC kwa

na pple wan like aircondition ny get dat kind blood

flyca:
This AC genotype seems to be a recent development. I'm not sure I heard of it in Primary and Secondary schools? Then we were only taught AA, AS and SS.

I nor come see AB for the list. Abi e nor dey exist again

flyca:
This AC genotype seems to be a recent development. I'm not sure I heard of it in Primary and Secondary schools? Then we were only taught AA, AS and SS.

Nah l... It's Not A Recent Development Cos I've Been Aware Of Having AC As My Genotype Since Secondary School Days Around 7-8 Years Ago

dammyconcept:
Are you telling me that AS and AC can't get SS..... I don't bliv.....Doctor in the house , where are you ?

we are on strike

Tallesty1:
But AA+AA dey born AS.

My case exactly. Me and one of my sisters are AS. Our parents are AA. If we didn't resemble I'll suspect foul play somewhere. Picked my father's baldness and fingernails and my mom's looks and complexion. Doctor said these things happen sometimes but didn't give a definite explanation

Charmerbeautylooks:
Which one be AC kwa

na people wey dey die quick before dem reach age 15

Richardjcooper:

My case exactly. Me and one of my sisters are AS. Our parents are AA. If we didn't resemble I'll suspect foul play somewhere. Picked my father's baldness and fingernails and my mom's looks and complexion. Doctor said these things happen sometimes but didn't give a definite explanation

na lie, it's not possible, go ask mumsy wetin she do, I suspect fowl play

johnstar:
Al the gals i don meet na AS AS dm be

Nd me na AS

I gv up on marriage

*Smiles* Am AA

Tallesty1:
But AA+AA dey born AS.

Ogar how?

Gangster1ms:
Not entirely correct in terms of the arrangement.. i know two AS that got married and their first born was SS. So much suffering the poor guy is passing through

It's not about the arrangement

shuga10:
can someone explain where AC came from

it came from the marine kingdom

nerd51:


It's not about the arrangement

you look like SS

CheapDataGuy:

Ogar how?

through away game

MhizGladys:

*Smiles* Am AA

and so fokn what? Your fiancée is SS

contigiency:
Very enlightening. But I don't understand the one called AC.

Air conditioner

n1ky:



There is, I am AC, very rare, but the dangerous
part of it is that you can only collect blood from
AC which is very scarce and my junior brother is
SC sadly . My father is AC and my mum is As.

what a family

n1ky:



There combination is wrong because my father is AC and my mum is As, so i am AC and my junior brother is SC sadly

what a family

feldido:
But don't rule out Rhesus Factor when considering marriage too

How Sir? Am a rhesus negative guy, You mean I can only marry a rhesus negative woman like me?
Can hardly find Rhesus negative girlfriends self.
Enlighten us if you have info abt this.

Sure

StrongandMighty:

How can u get SS when there is only one S? Common sense

dammyconcept:
Are you telling me that AS and AC can't get SS..... I don't bliv.....Doctor in the house , where are you ?

But AC &AC will give SS without a single S. I don't understand.

CheapDataGuy:

Ogar how?

Richardjcooper:

My case exactly. Me and one of my sisters are AS. Our parents are AA. If we didn't resemble I'll suspect foul play somewhere. Picked my father's baldness and fingernails and my mom's looks and complexion. Doctor said these things happen sometimes but didn't give a definite explanation

It is possible but rare.


Somebody explained it here.....



There's a very slim chance that a new mutation can occur in an egg or sperm cell - or in a very early stage embryo - that changes a specific genotype like this.

The mutation wouldn't be present in the mother or father, but it would be present in a child that's conceived using the mutated egg or sperm cell, or in any embryo where the mutation occurs after conception.

This is called a de novo mutation. It's hard to pin down the overall rate of de novo mutation, but we do know that it's more likely to occur when the parents are older at the time of the child's conception.

One other possibility is that one of the parents is a genetic mosaic. This can happen when a de novo mutation occurs after a fertilized egg has already divided at least once; the person will have the mutation in some, but not all, of the cells of their body.

It can also occur when two non-identical twins fuse together very early in development.

If one of the parents is a mosaic, and their egg/sperm cells are produced by a genetically different part of their body to their blood cells (or whichever other cells were sampled to assess the parents' genotypes), then you might see this AA/AA/AS phenomenon. Apparently this is more common than was previously thought!



https://www.quora.com/Is-it-a-possibility-that-parents-of-genotype-AA-have-an-offspring-with-AS

dammyconcept:
Are you telling me that AS and AC can't get SS..... I don't bliv.....Doctor in the house , where are you ?

My mom is AC and my dad is AS and my genotype is SS.