If you have the phenotypes AA, Ao, BA, and Bo, what are the possible bloods types?
Q. If you have the phenotypes AA, Ao, BA, and Bo, what are the possible bloods types?
Asked by Diane H - Fri Oct 24 15:05:05 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. First of all, the *phenotypes* are simply Type A blood, Type AB blood and Type B blood. What you've listed are the genotypes. Phenotypes describe how the genotypes present themselves. A cross between AA and AO would produce the following genotypes: AA and AO The only possible phenotype is Type A. A cross between AA and AB would produce: AA and AB The phenotypes would be Type A and Type AB. A cross between AA and BO would produce: AB and AO The phenotypes would be Type AB and Type A. A cross between AO and AB would produce: AA, AB, AO, and BO. The phenotypes would be Type A, Type B and Type AB. A cross between AO and BO would produce: AB, AO, BO, and OO. All blood types would be represented. A cross between AB and BO would… [cont.]
Answered by Proverbs 31 Woman - Fri Oct 24 15:16:34 2008

"The outline is too long to read in its entirety" (Powerpoint) Is the File Corrupted?
Q. Hey. I created a power point presentation to go with my English coursework, and i made it on powerpoint 07 at home. I brought it in on a memory stick, and then edited it etc at school (school has office 2004) it was fine, and now when when i try to load it the school computers it gives me the message ' the outline is too long to read in its entirety' and tall of the pictures and text has been replaced with just random letters all over the screen. Whats wrong? Can i recover it? I only just noticed this a minute ago ( im at school) so i havent tested it at home yet. The other day i got a message on my memory stick saying ' The memory stick was taken out during a file transfer, please scan and fix' Ive only ever had thaty message a few… [cont.]
Asked by Efffskii - Mon Jun 23 06:12:26 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Microsoft Office doesn't "work backwards" In other words, you can create a presentation in PP '04 and open it in PP '07, but to create in '07 and try open in '04 doesn't work. Once you get home and open in 07, try saving it as an older version of PP. (Should give that option) Good luck
Answered by trc - Mon Jun 23 06:25:32 2008

How to convert this (see details) into normal text?
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Asked by jupakiller5000 - Fri Nov 20 23:09:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It's not text, so you can't convert it to text. (It's like asking how to "convert" a bird's song into English.) The data is being saved as raw data. (Some of it's probably text - your character's name or other things you type in. But the rest? As integers, floating point numbers, enumerated types and just plain "something the programmer made up to save the state of that item" kind of data, which is garbage to anyone but the programmer and the program.) Why? Two reasons. First, disk space used to be expensive. Some of us are still used to packing as much data into as little space as we can. Second, if you can't read the file, you can't change it to cheat.
Answered by Colanth - Fri Nov 20 23:35:30 2009