hey, bio students I have a question for you that keeps me awake this night that is :-
if A blood group cells have their own patterns and B blood group cells have their own pattern too, then if a blood group that does not have A type or B type blood group pattern in it is called O type.
So it means O type have their own patterns too?
if yes, is it possible that two O type blood group cells have different pattern.
if no then okbut if yes, I have one more question that is :-
when inserting blood, only specific type of blood group can be insert in specific type blood group because these blood groups have specific patterns, then what about inserting O type blood group in other blood group type ?
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yes in one sense for a begin.
yes it depends on the fact that it is + or -
Ok it is a pretty interesting qns now it can not be done as the white blood cells will attack on the RBC as they have a different type of pattern in them the WBC thinks that it is a pathogen
hoping my ans will help.
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