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Lisa and Jack Nash underwent in vitro fertilization and pre-implantation genetic diagnosis to choose an embryo that had HLA proteins (B44, B35, A2, A26) that matched Molly and that also would not have Fanconi anemia. What is the probability that a single embryo would be a perfect HLA match for Molly and not develop Fanconi anemia? Solve this problem using BOTH a Punnett square AND the rules of probability to determine the answer. The two approaches should give the same answer!
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