if the female have 0- blood group n male B+ than after intercource wjat happen
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Blood type only matters in blood transfusions or when a Rhesus negative mother is pregnant with a Rhesus positive child.
u can solve these by i think monohybrid cross
u can solve these by i think monohybrid cross
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mother will affected or not
no i think
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Firstly, try not to worry. All rhesus-negative (RhD-negative) mums-to-be are offered an injection of a substance called anti-D immunoglobulin. This injection will prevent any harm to your baby from rhesus incompatibility.
Our blood groups are of four types namely A, B, AB or O. In addition to this, every person has a rhesus factor, differentiating the blood group into rhesus-positive or rhesus-negative. While the difference in blood group between you and your spouse doesn't matter, the rhesus status does matter.
Our blood groups are of four types namely A, B, AB or O. In addition to this, every person has a rhesus factor, differentiating the blood group into rhesus-positive or rhesus-negative. While the difference in blood group between you and your spouse doesn't matter, the rhesus status does matter.
rhesus means
One of these tests is to find out your blood group (A, B, AB or O) and your rhesus status (positive or negative) . Your rhesus factor is fixed by your genes. If you're rhesus positive (RhD positive), it means that a protein (D antigen) is found on the surface of your red blood cells.
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