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    Blood Typing

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    Edwin De Vera Guinto
    This document discusses blood types and blood transfusions. It explains that an individual inherits one blood type allele from each parent, which determines their genotype and blood type. The possible blood type genotypes are AA, AB, AO, BB, BO, and OO, corresponding to blood types A, AB, A, B, B, and O, respectively. It also provides rules for which blood types are compatible for transfusions. O+ blood can be transfused to all blood types, while O- is the universal donor. AB- blood can only be received by other AB- individuals.

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    This document discusses blood types and blood transfusions. It explains that an individual inherits one blood type allele from each parent, which determines their genotype and blood type. The possible blood type genotypes are AA, AB, AO, BB, BO, and OO, corresponding to blood types A, AB, A, B, B, and O, respectively. It also provides rules for which blood types are compatible for transfusions. O+ blood can be transfused to all blood types, while O- is the universal donor. AB- blood can only be received by other AB- individuals.

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    This document discusses blood types and blood transfusions. It explains that an individual inherits one blood type allele from each parent, which determines their genotype and blood type. The possible blood type genotypes are AA, AB, AO, BB, BO, and OO, corresponding to blood types A, AB, A, B, B, and O, respectively. It also provides rules for which blood types are compatible for transfusions. O+ blood can be transfused to all blood types, while O- is the universal donor. AB- blood can only be received by other AB- individuals.

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    Blood Typing

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    Edwin De Vera Guinto
    This document discusses blood types and blood transfusions. It explains that an individual inherits one blood type allele from each parent, which determines their genotype and blood type. The possible blood type genotypes are AA, AB, AO, BB, BO, and OO, corresponding to blood types A, AB, A, B, B, and O, respectively. It also provides rules for which blood types are compatible for transfusions. O+ blood can be transfused to all blood types, while O- is the universal donor. AB- blood can only be received by other AB- individuals.

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    Allele from Allele from Genotype of Blood types of

    Parent 1 Parent 2 offspring offspring


    A A AA A
    A B AB* AB
    A O AO A
    B A AB* AB
    B B BB B
    B O BO B
    O O OO O

    Blood transfusion of the Blood types

     O+ can be given to patients with type O+, A+, B+, AB+ and can
    receive type O+, O-.
     A+ can be given to patients with type A+, AB+ and can receive type
    O+, A+, O-, A-.
     B+ can be given to patients with type B+, AB+ and can receive type
    O+, B+, O-, B-.
     AB+ can be given to patients with type AB+ and can receive type O+,
    A+, B+, AB+, O-, A-, B-, AB-
     O- can be given to patients with type O+, A+, B+, AB+, O-, A-, B-,
    AB- and can receive type O-
     A- can be given to patients with type A+, AB+, A-, AB- and can
    receive type O-, A-
     B- can be given to patients with type B+, AB+, B-, AB- and can
    receive type O-, B-
     AB- can be given to patients with type AB+, AB- and can receive type
    O-, A-, B-, AB-

    Every individual has a couple of ABO blood type alleles. One is inherited from the biological mother and
    the other from the biological father. A description of this pair in the offspring's DNA is termed as a
    "genotype". These genotypes are of six types:

     if one allele is A and other is A, the genotype of the offspring is AA


    and the blood type of the offspring is A
     if one allele is A and other is B, the genotype of the offspring is AB
    and the blood type of the offspring is AB
     if one allele is A and other is O, the genotype of the offspring is AO
    and the blood type of the offspring is A
     if one allele is B and other is B, the genotype of the offspring is BB
    and the blood type is B
     if one allele is B and other is O, the genotype of the offspring is BO
    and the blood type is B
     if one allele is O and other is O, the genotype of the offspring is OO
    and the blood type is O

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