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Human genotype refers to the genetic combination of hemoglobin inherited from parents.

Common genotypes include:

AA, AS, SS, AC, and CC

AA – Normal genotype

AS – Sickle cell trait (carrier)

SS – Sickle Cell Disease

AC – Hemoglobin C trait

CC – Hemoglobin C disease

Compatible Genotype Combinations

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