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My blood type is A+
Not sure about my parents, but my paternal grandmother is also A+
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AB- hereOriginally Posted by Heart of Oak
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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.
No wonder communism doesn't work in NK; the selfishness flows within them, maybe britain would do it better?
or maybe....
hmmmmm.. Hence West Africans vote Labour in the UK?
0 Rh-
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Is there a way to tell blood type from AncestryDNA or FTDNA raw data?
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O-, if I remember right. Haven't been to a blood bank in years though
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I just answered my own question and the answer is yes!
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
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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.
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.
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A+ according to 23andme.
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A+ according to medical test.
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