Mrs. Kaur and Mrs. Sharma had babies on the same day at the same hospital. Mrs. Kaur took home a girl (Harleen) and Mrs. Sharma received a boy (Baldeep). However, Mrs. Sharma was sure she had given birth to a girl and brought a suit against the hospital. Blood tests showed that Mr. Sharma was type O. Mrs. Sharma was type AB and Mr. & Mrs. Kaur were both type B. Harleen was type O and Baldeep was type A. Had a mistake occurred? Did the parents bring home the incorrect babies? a. What is Mr.sharma genotype b. What is Mrs.sharma genotype c. What is Mrs. Kaur genotypel Has a switch occurred? Why or why not?

Mrs. Kaur and Mrs. Sharma had babies on the same day at the same hospital. Mrs. Kaur took home a girl (Harleen) and Mrs. Sharma received a boy (Baldeep). However, Mrs. Sharma was sure she had given birth to a girl and brought a suit against the hospital. Blood tests showed that Mr. Sharma was type O. Mrs. Sharma was type AB and Mr. & Mrs. Kaur were both type B. Harleen was type O and Baldeep was type A. Had a mistake occurred? Did the parents bring home the incorrect babies? a. What is Mr.sharma genotype b. What is Mrs.sharma genotype c. What is Mrs. Kaur genotypel Has a switch occurred? Why or why not?

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