AB+ and O- can these exist in siblings with the sa

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Ash_Rajendra8

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Posted: 13 years ago

#51

Originally posted by: Mamiji

this reminds me of blood types meanings...O negative is a universal donor and AB is universal acceptor...sounds like it fits their characters perfectly 😛

O +ve is universal donor

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Mamiji

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Posted: 13 years ago

#52

https://www.redcrossblood.org/learn-about-blood/blood-types

Originally posted by: Ash_Rajendra8

O +ve is universal donor

not really 😆 for references look at this website 😉

https://www.redcrossblood.org/learn-about-blood/blood-types

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SStephy

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Posted: 13 years ago

#53

I'm in the bio field and I know it is possible.

The parents would be AO+/- and BO+/-.

So Anjali seems to have inherited the A allele of one parent and B allele of the other while Arnav has inherited the O allele from both the parents.

Again regarding the positive-negative (Rhesus D factor)... Anjali inherited one positive from one parent and from the other parent, either a positive or negative (+/- or +/+ to be Rhesus positive). Arnav inherited the negative from both parents (-/- to be Rhesus negative).

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SyedaFaiza

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Posted: 13 years ago

#54

its possible sweet heart

believe me m an mbbs student

Edited by SyedaFaiza - 13 years ago

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710617

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Posted: 13 years ago

#55

Amazing topic... But it's true o negative is such a rare group and now I know of so many people having o negative,.. Me and my spouse are o positive and our boy is also o positive..

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i_luv_arshi

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Posted: 13 years ago

#56

i am a bio student and i feel its possible.. dont know whether u ll undertand but since anjali is AB one of her parent will be A and the other B. But since arnav is O, their parents are not homozygous ( pure) for that blood group..

this is how it works I^o I*a x I^o I^b can give I^o I^o ( blood group O) and I^a I^b( blood group AB)

the RHfactor ( -ve or +ve) has nothing to do with it

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Sunara

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Posted: 13 years ago

#57

Originally posted by: Mamiji

this reminds me of blood types meanings...O negative is a universal donor and AB is universal acceptor...sounds like it fits their characters perfectly 😛

lol so true😆 Arnav gives everything and Anjali takes everything!! fits them to a T!!😆

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rini_kat

@rini_kat

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Posted: 13 years ago

#58

Yes It can

i am B-

my sis is B+

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Sunara

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Posted: 13 years ago

#59

Originally posted by: i_luv_arshi
i am a bio student and i feel its possible.. dont know whether u ll undertand but since anjali is AB one of her parent will be A and the other B. But since arnav is O, their parents are not homozygous ( pure) for that blood group..

this is how it works I^o I*a x I^o I^b can give I^o I^o ( blood group O) and I^a I^b( blood group AB)

the RHfactor ( -ve or +ve) has nothing to do with it

i got it..i mean i actually studied this a few years ago as i had initially planned on taking genetic engineering..but changed paths later on!
n thanks..seems my inferring was quite accurate!😃

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rini_kat

@rini_kat

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Posted: 13 years ago

#60

Originally posted by: psychopinks
Haha yeh it's possible 😛. But it's just funny how most people in indian soaps seem to have O- 😆. If they put all the people in indian soaps together that have O- blood, it would no longer be one of the rarest blood groups 😆.

Exactly. I think Mann in Geet also had O- blood grp

Edited by rini_kat - 13 years ago

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