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"Secretors" (genotypes SS and Ss) secrete their A and B blood group antigens into their saliva and other body fluids, while "nonsecretors" (ss) do not. A female of blood type A and genotype IAi Ss has a child with a man with blood type 0 and genotype ii Ss. What is the probability the child will have a blood type that tests as the O blood type, if typing was done using saliva ?
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