What is the difference from o positive and o negative blood?

Answer 1

The main difference with Blood type B and blood Type B plus is, the way to write and speech. when we use blood type B its only B, but when blood type B plus we must have to add the word or sign Plus. lol

Answer 2

The Rh factor is simply another part of bloods makeup and identification just like the "A", "B", "AB", and "O" parts are.

O+ blood can actually be two types;

O++ or O+-

However, as positive is dominate both are just called O+

O- is actually O--, in that it requires both of the recessive traits to be considered O-.

To be fully accurate, both O and the negative aspect are more the lack of an antibody response then their own thing. Much like you would call "clear" a color.

Answer 3

The main difference between O positive and O negative blood is the presence or absence of the Rh factor. O positive blood has Rh factor, while O negative blood does not. This difference is important for blood transfusions, as people with Rh factor can receive both positive and negative blood, while those without can only receive negative blood.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Its the Rh factor that determines if you are positive or negative.

Answer 6

The positive and negative 'tags' - refer to the Rhesus factor. A group labelled positive has the Rhesus antigen present. A negative one does not.