Humans may have rh+ blood or rh- blood. A person who is rh+ (r) has a certain type of protein on the red blood cells. A person who is rh- (r) does not have this particular protein. In humans, rh+ dominates rh-. Normal insulin (i) production dominates abnormal insulin production (i) (diabetes). If both parents are heterozygous for both rh+ and normal insulin production, what phenotypes would they produce in their offspring? what are the probabilities of producing each phenotype?

Iwas in a argument about a certain class grade with my teacher. it was a ‘a-’when i felt that i deserved a ‘a’. i showed him (my teacher) why i felt i derserved so. i questioned what i got wrong and showed him what i learned. i look back to that teacher with nothing but love and support because that’s the class that i actually learned the most. the moral of the story is to see where the other person is coming from and what they have done. also, when in a conflict, never attack the persons character. this will just make the argument end poorly.