Bombay Blood group.! No less than a Paternity Test.!

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Posted: 7 years ago
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So Yeah Another Medical Term is being touched upon in the show and i cant help myself making this Post.

Also i saw lot of people being confused about the term Oh+. Guys yes this Oh+ do exist but this particular term is like a slang and not prefered. The actual, better, more authentic and Scientific term is hh blood Group or Bombay blood group, A very rare blood type.

Before proceeding further let me clarify one thing Oh+ is actually O+ and H+ which simply cant be put together like Oh+ as a sum up.

We have a whole long list of international systems to Classify blood types. Quoting a few for u all..
1)ABO blood grouping system (Most common and most universally accepted. The one we follow regularly.)
2) Rhesus(Rh system)
3) MNS system
4) Kelly system
5) Bombay blood group/hh blood grouping system
6) Duffy system
7) Diego system
8) Landsteiner W system
Etc. This list is unending

This means our blood groups can be classified in many different types. Foe e.g A person with O+(acc to ABO and Rh system) can also be M+(acc to MNS system) can also be H+(acc to hh system). So they Oh+ is not just sum up but its actually blood grouping acc to 2 different types of classification.. Hope that helps.

What happens in ABO.?
I guess lot of people may be knowing this.
A grouped person - Have A antigen on their RBC's and B antibody on their Serum.
B - have B antigen and A antibody
AB- both A n B antigen, no Antibody
O- No antigen, both Antibodies.

Then whats Positive n Negative?
That is Rhesus system which is Beleived to be an extended version of ABO.
In this, we check for D Antigen.
If D is present - person is + (e.g A+ B+ AB+ O+)
If D is Absent - person is Negative (like A- B- O- AB-)

Untill this its Routine and Common and Universal. We generally dont check for other antigens routinely coz their disorders are very rare.

What happens in Bombay blood Group.?
Its a very Rare blood group type.
Normally what happens is Humans inherit H genes(two allels one from both parents). This H gene codes for H antigen which then(after a whole lot of complex process) form A and B antigen. So basically H antigen is precursor of A and B antigen.
Now in hh blood Type, the H gene(from parents) become mutated(altered, damaged) hence it cannot code for H antigen. No H antigen means No A and B antigen. So phenotypically(what is actually seen from outside) patient is expressed(on blood reports) as O+. There is no other blood group possible for H+ patients. There wont even be A and B antibodies.There will only be H antibodies. Hence the patient can give Blood to anybody(being O) but cant receive blood from anybody(due to H antibody) except a fellow H+ person.

Some few thing about inheritence of Bombay blood group. (If u dont want to know much, u can skip)
1) Most common scenario is Both parents are heterozygous for H gene(Hh)(capital word represents affected gene small word is for normal gene) that means their one set of gene is defective (In heterozygous state Person carries the defect and can also inherit to next gen but doesnt get affected by it)
In this case, child can inherit both of their affected gene like one H from mom and othe H from dad and will become homozygous fod H gene(HH) and will represent/suffer from Disease

2) One parent is Suffering from disease means HH and other is Normal (hh)
In this case child will not suffer and will only be carrier (Hh)

3) One parent is Suffering(HH) while other is carrier(Hh)
Child has both chances, like from one parent he will have H but what he receives from carrier parent will decide his fate. In common scenario he will receive a defective gene to become HH and show the Disease.
This is the case most probably being shown in Nk. Vidyut is having the disease, and he can not alone transfer it to Mishti, Juhi must have an Heterozygous set of Hh. Now that being very deep.



Anyhow It is almost like a paternity test to prove Mishti being Vidyut's Daughter. After this even DNA test ki bhi Jarurt nahi padegi.

I m loving the way Creatives are approaching to this Paternity issue. They can also have shown Mishti to be Juvenile Diabetic, inheriting diabetes from Vidyut. But then Juvenile Diabetes is not always inherited it can even occur as a separate disease to a child whose parents are absolutely normal. But Bombay blood group thing is More concrete.. Loved it.

Also whatever i have written is taken from Standard Reference Text books of MBBS ( Robbins for Pathology, Harrison for Medicine and Kawthalkar for hematology) (They are called Encylopedia for their respective subjects) So kindly spare me the google knowledge. U can even search this books.

I m here if u have any doubt regarding anything. I can explain again.

P.S This Bombay blood discovery was by an Indian(another proud thing for all of us) who is none other than A Late senior Proffessor, a visionary , a co founder of My college KEM Mumbai. So yeah this is special for me.

Sorry.. Gyan kuch jada hi lamba Hogya.

Here i am Singing off.
Open to discussion.!

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Posted: 7 years ago
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Thanks a lot for your efforts. I have been thinking about this today and trying to do my own little research.
Really useful info and makes sense

Edited by TSharan - 7 years ago
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thanks for sharing. Really usefull
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Posted: 7 years ago
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honestly thank you for the effort in this explanation. 😆
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Posted: 7 years ago
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Wow!! The person who discovered Bombay Blood group was a co founder of your college!! Great!!I had a chotu sa doubt 😆 If both the parents are heterozygous for H gene as in Hh and Hh, then the child can have hh na. So is it necessary that one of the parents should have Bombay Blood group for the child to have? Do clarify 😊
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Posted: 7 years ago
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Benefits of having doctors in forum😆
According to an olv, Bebe and Sweta will be searching for Mishti's blood reports in Juhi's room but they could not see it because somebody most probably Juhi has erased it. So I think the revelation of the blood group being same was for the viewers only, the characters in show will find out in some dramatic way
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Posted: 7 years ago
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Originally posted by: TSharan

Thanks a lot for your efforts. I have been thinking about this today and trying to do my own little research.

Really useful info and makes sense



Anytime dear.!
I found People Voicing out their confusions Regarding this thing so thought to clarify.!
Hope that helps. 😉
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Posted: 7 years ago
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Originally posted by: sree07

thanks for sharing. Really usefull


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Originally posted by: _Tabs_

honestly thank you for the effort in this explanation. 😆


Welcome.
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Posted: 7 years ago
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Originally posted by: -Medico-

Wow!! The person who discovered Bombay Blood group was a co founder of your college!! Great!!I had a chotu sa doubt 😆 If both the parents are heterozygous for H gene as in Hh and Hh, then the child can have hh na. So is it necessary that one of the parents should have Bombay Blood group for the child to have? Do clarify 😊


Yes he was, back in around 1940's.. we have heard so many stories of him.
Regarding ur Doubt No its not necessary that one of parents have Bombay blood group for child to have it but the chances increase if parents have it.
I'l explain..
See in first Scenario both parents are Heterozygous(Hh) means both are not having Bombay blood group.
If u do permutation combination of genes from Hh and Other Hh, the 4 scenarios possible will be 1 HH, 2 Hh and 1 hh. Which means 25%chances of Having it(even if both the parents dont have that blood group), 25 %chances of Not having it and 50% chnaces of being carrier(heterozygous)

Do same for 2nd scenario, one parent suffering (HH), other parent Normal not even carrier(hh)
All 4 possible scenarios will be Hh hence 100% chances of being a carrier(heterozygous) even after one parent is suffering..

3rd scenario, one parent suffering (HH) other is carrier(Hh)
2HH , 2Hh thus 50%chances of having the blood group and 50%chances of being a carrier..

Thus as i said Chances increases(of both having a disease or being a Carrier) if parents are having the rare blood group.

If Mishti alone had Bombay blood group then it couldnt have proved anything, same goes for Vidyut having it alone.
But both Vidyut and Mishti having the rare blood group will surely go towards their genetic transference. Hence proving Mishti's Paternity.
Hope that helps.

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