The genotype of the person with normal red blood cells in all environmental conditions is 1. HbS HbS 2. HbA HbS 3. HbA HbA

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The genotype of the person with normal red blood cells in all environmental conditions is

1. HbS HbS
2. HbA HbS
3. HbA HbA

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3. HbA HbA

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3. HbA HbA

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