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Both Of My Parents Blood Group Is O+, But My Blood Group Is A. Is This Possible?

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    No it's not possible.  People with type O blood do not carry either the A or B markers.
    You get one marker from each parent.  Blood type O is really OO.  Blood type A people either have markers of AA or AO.  Blood type B people either have markers of BB or BO.  People of blood type AB have markers of AB.

    One of your true parents had to be blood type A or AB.

    Sorry.
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    Toast 

    answered 1 year ago

    Spot on toast that is.
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    Aileeny

    Aileeny

    commented 2 months ago

      There is no way both of parents are your biological parents. Full stop. Because like already mentioned, people who have blood group O means they don't have antibodies for A nor B, they have no antibodies (lack of antibody expression on blood equals OO) Therefore how can you pass on genes to a child for a blood group that you don't have genes for yourself?

      OO + OO

      = OO

      AO + BO

      = AB AO BO OO

      etc etc

      Im sorry if this causes you to become upset. Remember, parents are who bring you up and love you as their own, not whos genes you carry.
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      Guest

      Guest 

      answered 10 months ago

      I believe u mean antigens and not antibodies
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      Aileeny

      Aileeny

      commented 2 months ago

        It is very strange for that to happen but i had a cousin like that so ide say yes hope it helps
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        Abs1234 

        answered 1 year ago

        Father's blood group is b+. Mother's blood group is o+.  Their son's blood group is o-. How it become negative? Is it possible?
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        Guest

        Guest 

        answered 6 months ago

        The RH- allele is recessive, so it can "hide" in RH+ parents.
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        Tamtrible

        Tamtrible

        commented 5 months ago

        It is *remotely* possible.  Sometimes the O allele can mutate to one of the other blood types.  It is far more likely, however, that one of your parents is type A or type AB.
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        Tamtrible 

        answered 5 months ago

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