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Anonymous users2024-02-10There are two common classifications of blood types, one is divided into A, B, AB and O types, all of which are not rare. Another way to classify it is to divide it into rh+ and rh-, the latter of which is very rare among Han Chinese.
Note that there is no conflict between these two classifications, and both blood types are tested in hospitals.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Rh-negative AB blood type, the most common is blood type O, which belongs to universal transfusions, that is, universal blood type.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Rare blood type systems such as RH, MNSSU, P, KELL, KIDD, Lutheran, Deigo, Lewis, Duffy, and a range of other rare blood type systems. There is also the Mumbai type. AB blood group is also the least common ABO blood group because it has both A and B antigens.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07There are the least number of people with AB blood type because AB blood type is the blood type with the shortest history of occurrence.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The ABO classification is AB rare, and the RH classification is Rh(-) rare.
Therefore, rh(-)ab blood type is the least common.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05The rarest form is RH-negative AB blood type.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Is the landlord's question limited to the ABO blood type? There are more than a hundred blood group systems, and the rarest ones for Asians are the K and J systems.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Type A, type A, type O, and less blood type B.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02A rare blood type is a rare or rare blood type. This blood type is not only present in the ABO blood group system, but there are also some rarer blood groups in the rare blood group system. With the in-depth study of blood group serology, scientists have established rare blood group systems such as RH, MNSSU, P, KELL, KIDD, Lutheraan, Deigo, Lewis, Duffy and a series of other rare blood group systems.
There is also a rare blood group system called the Bombay type, in which the red blood cells do not have A, B, and H antigens, but there are three antibodies A, B, and anti-H in the serum.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01The rarest blood type in the world is one case in the world, and it is found in China.
That, of course, is Rh-negative AB, the rarest of all rare blood types.
1. Rh-negative blood. 2. There is no fixed requirement for the blood type of the parents.
It is rumored that type B is the most, followed by type O! >>>More
Blood group is a classic example of antigen-antibody specificity. There are more than 100 blood types of red blood cells, and the ABO blood group we are most familiar with is just one of them. The proportion varies according to ethnicity, with the highest proportion of O-type accounting for about 44%, type A about 27%, type B about 23%, and type AB about 6%. >>>More
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