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Eh. Better have it checked: what if something were to happen to you and they wouldn't be able to give you a blood transfusion ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Benyzero
Yeah U're rightQuote:
Originally Posted by The Lawspeaker
so if one does not have - rh (ancient Western europe endemic) and has B type blood( highest in central asia) is basically asian? :eek:
O+
B rh -
0 Rh negative
A+
Mother A+
Father B-
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I have no idea of my blood type.
According to studies Sardinians have :
0 50% - A 26% - B 19% - AB 5%
While Italians have :
0 46% - A 41 % - B 11% - AB 3%
Woa, many people with O-. I thought it was rare
My blood type is A+
Not sure about my parents, but my paternal grandmother is also A+
AB- hereQuote:
Originally Posted by Heart of Oak
https://i.imgur.com/UOv3bzd.png
O- universal donor highest in Britain, generosity is in our blood. No wonder we generously spread our systems of commerce, trade, politics, morality and wealth around the world expecting so little in return. Spain too.
https://i.imgur.com/Cfs5Mdr.png No wonder communism doesn't work in NK; the selfishness flows within them, maybe britain would do it better?
or maybe....
https://i.imgur.com/HsiTRce.png hmmmmm.. Hence West Africans vote Labour in the UK?
0 Rh-
Is there a way to tell blood type from AncestryDNA or FTDNA raw data?
O-, if I remember right. Haven't been to a blood bank in years though
I just answered my own question and the answer is yes!Quote:
Originally Posted by Albannach
https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-R...om-DNA-results
Apparently, my blood type is OO I'm not sure if that is o+ or o- though
Just means you only have 2 O alleles so you are blood type O. IF you where OB or BB you would have blood type B (no difference between OB or BB) as its dominant.Quote:
Originally Posted by Albannach
Are you genotyped at rs590787 or i4001527? These SNPs can be used to work out if you are +ve or -ve. Unfortunately many commercial services miss them.
A+ according to 23andme.
A+ according to medical test.
Top marks! Are you now a doctor?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lukasz
Top marks! Are you now a doctor?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lukasz
E1b.
I'm A+, my mom is also A+ I think...
According to this I should be either A+ or A-. My father is A- and mother B+, does anyone know if this gives any indication what my rhesus factor is or could I be either one?Quote:
Originally Posted by Albannach
Yeh boiiQuote:
Originally Posted by Ford
https://www.snpedia.com/index.php/Rs590787 check if you have this snp in ur raw data file might be able to see
I already checked and I don't have it. I do have Rs5907876 though xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Bellbeaking
A+, regular blood donor.
A-
O-
:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bellbeaking
My father: O-
My mother: A+
Me: O+
AB (Rh+)
I go to donate my blood regularly (local Red Cross's Veripalvelu (= blood service) organize that in here.
AB blood type is clearly much newer blood type vs others: A, O, B, but it is still not all the way the best blood types of humans.
More like with all mutations .... some of those are good, some are bad, some are neutral and some good some ways and bad other ways (fully bad/harmful mutations will simply die away).
if unfortunately you are Rh+ there still is a hope....
https://genetics.thetech.org/ask-a-g...ative-childrenQuote:
This is because Rh- is something called a recessive trait. This means that someone who is Rh+ might have a hidden Rh- in their DNA.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sundqvist
Well ... I mainly think about this via risks of getting some diseases.
Does anyone know if two siblings can have different blood groups? my Mother is Blood group O, but my aunt is Blood group A, does this mean that my little Irish Granny has been a naughty lady?
An interesting coincidence. I have B+, like my mom. and my dad is the O-.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lawspeaker
I have never been a donor.
0+, mom A+ and father B+
The same as the one of my father and sister.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sundqvist