The red blood cell type is O. The reverse type has anti-b which will not react with the persons O blood type. It may mean the person has built antibodies to B red blood cells that may have been transfused into the body at some time in the past. This is rare since the O red cell may actually be A,O with a small anti-B being shown. Another more likely scenario is that the person is actually A blood type and had a lot of blood type O infused either from a trauma or blood loss from a surgery and the persons serum is rebuilding with the normal anti-b that it is suppose to have. Ideally, the person should be infused with filtered O type blood cells since it is the most prevalent.
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Yes this is blood grouping. The type of blood one has is directly related to their parents. If two people with type A blood have a child, That childs blood will be type A.
Blood grouping is highly effective. In a way, each year many lives are saved thanks to blood transfusions only because of the blood grouping system; knowing the blood to infuse into someone that has been donated that will react accordingly to the newer hosts body is a result of the blood grouping system.
Blood type grouping is very important because if infection occurs then the wrong grouping was used and then we have a problem. Transfusions, etc. It is essential to correctly identify the blood group.
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Karl Landsteiner
The importance of blood typing is for you to know your blood type in case there is an emergency and you need a blood transfusion. The o type blood can be given to most people regardless of their blood type.
in emergency cases and in Physiology lab of undergraduate student.
Karl Landsteiner discovered blood grouping and if I am correct he is the brain behind blood transfusion too. But nevertheless please verify the facts again.
Blood cells are a part of blood. Blood is not a part of blood cells. Blood can't flow backward and forward within blood cells. Blood cells can flow backward and forward within blood.
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