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Can O-positive And A-positive Have A Child With O-negative?

I want to know about the blood types.

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    Yes, it would be possible. If you have an O+ parent and an A+ parent the possible blood types for their offspring would be:

    A+
    A-
    O+
    O-

    If you want to calculate possible offspring blood types depending on the parents blood types, you can go here.
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    Oc4ever  

    answered 2 years ago

      O positive plus A positive=o negative?
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      Guest  

      answered 7 months ago

        The negative rH is possible if they are carriers of the negative rH factor. Both of my parents are positive while my maternal grandmother was negative. I and my little brother are both A- while my mom is O+ and my dad is A+. However, I think that since O means there are no "proteins" (or whatever it is that makes O's A's and B's) the dominant gene would be the A so the child could be born A-.
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        Guest  

        answered 7 months ago

        The mom is an o positive and the dad is o negative
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        Guest  

        answered 5 months ago

        Yes, a 25 percent chance of having a child with type o negative
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        Justinob  

        answered 5 months ago

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