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My Son's Blood Group Is Different Than Both Of Us, His Parents. How Can That Be?
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It is possible. Don't worry. There are 4 major blood groups, but only two genes makes the difference. We can call them A and B. If both A and B are present it is AB. If only A it is A and if neither is present it is O. If you two are A and B your children can have A and B both and become AB
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