AB- is the rarest common blood type. Found in roughly 1% of the population. People with AB make neither anti-A nor anti-B antibodies. If a person needed a serum(not cell) transfusion you would be a universal donor.
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I possess A Rh+.
Dad: 0- Mom: A+, if I remember properly.
Pretty sure I'm A+....
I'm 0+ like my father and my mother is O- RH-! ;)
There once was a thread about that, and a poll attached with astonishing results:
http://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?t=108
Some 150 people answered, of which nearly 15% declared to be O-, a considerably higher share than all found in any white countries:
http://mihow-assets.s3.amazonaws.com...bloodtypes.png
You can count me in as well.
I am B-.
I donate blood and the donor clinic loves me, because I share it with only 1% of the Canadian population.
I'm screwed if I ever get hurt, though. :confused:
They love me too since O- can be given to anyone of any type but not so good if I need blood since I can only get O-
http://www.redcrossblood.org/learn-a...od/blood-types
Icelandic, Norwegian and Irish Blood group comparison:
A B OIceland 19 7 74
Norway 31 6 62
Ireland 18 7 75
Based on comparisons of Icelandic mitochondrial DNA with other European populations, Icelandic women are most similar to the Welsh and British which would explain the similarity of blood distribution.
Yeah the Norseman raided the British Isles and took women back with them to Iceland.
http://www.mnh.si.edu/vikings/voyage...and/sagas.html
http://www.mnh.si.edu/vikings/voyage.../genetics.html