What parental blood types can have a Type A positive child?
For a child to have Type A positive blood, they must inherit the A allele from one parent and the positive (RhD) allele from either the other parent or the same A-positive parent. Therefore, the possible parental blood types are:
1. A positive (A+) and A positive (A+)
2. A positive (A+) and O positive (O+)
3. A negative (A-) and A positive (A+)
4. A negative (A-) and O positive (O+)
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