If a women's blood type is A+ and man is O- what would childs blood type be
If My Blood Type Is A+ And Girlfriends Blood Type Is O+ Can The Offspring Be A-?
The short answer is "yes".
Just as a couple who both have type B blood can have a type "O" baby.
Actually it is much more common for an rh-negative child to have parents who are both rh positive!
A very good, clear, explanation by a *doctor* can be found here:
http://www.drgreene.com/21_59.html
Hope this helps!
If I'm o+ an husband is a+ can the baby be a+ o+ or A_
You have not mentioned complete genotype of blood. Your blood type can be AA+or Aa+. Anyhow, if mother and father of child have + rh factor, then the offspring will always have +rh factor. The - rh factor of offspring can be resulted if anyone of parent have - rh.
Oh good, I finally get it. Thanks for posting a simple breakdown I can understand, lol. There are some paternity questions that have arisen in my family and this helps greatly.
Yes! Explanation below
Same with pos and neg - you possibly could have ++ or +-, but your
husband is --, so the baby could have a positive or negative Rh factor
- odds are it will be positive.
Perhaps I should explain further.
Blood Phenotype = A, B, and O. It takes two Phenotypes to make up a
blood type. When they test for blood type, you only get the dominant
Phenotype unless you are O or AB. So,
A is dominant over O
B is dominant over O
Only two O's can produce O.
An A and a B produces AB.
AA = Type A
AO = Type A
BB = Type B
BO = Type B
AB = Type AB
OO - Type O
Your child will receive half of his/her makeup from you and 1/2 from
your husband so if you are AA and your husband is AA or AO then the
child will have type A blood. If you are AO and your husband is AA then
the child will still have type A blood. Same if both of you are AA.
But, if you are AO and your husband is AO there is a possibility that
the child will have type A or type O blood. The same goes for Rh factor
as positive is dominate over negative. Your husband is neg/neg as that
is the only way to produce an Rh negative factor. You, on the other
hand, could be pos/neg or pos/pos. Therefore, the child could be
pos/neg and have a positive Rh factor or neg/neg and have a negative Rh
factor. If you really want a conclusive answer you are going to have to
find out what blood type you and your husband's parents have.
Same with pos and neg - you possibly could have ++ or +-, but your
husband is --, so the baby could have a positive or negative Rh factor
- odds are it will be positive.
Perhaps I should explain further.
Blood Phenotype = A, B, and O. It takes two Phenotypes to make up a
blood type. When they test for blood type, you only get the dominant
Phenotype unless you are O or AB. So,
A is dominant over O
B is dominant over O
Only two O's can produce O.
An A and a B produces AB.
AA = Type A
AO = Type A
BB = Type B
BO = Type B
AB = Type AB
OO - Type O
Your child will receive half of his/her makeup from you and 1/2 from
your husband so if you are AA and your husband is AA or AO then the
child will have type A blood. If you are AO and your husband is AA then
the child will still have type A blood. Same if both of you are AA.
But, if you are AO and your husband is AO there is a possibility that
the child will have type A or type O blood. The same goes for Rh factor
as positive is dominate over negative. Your husband is neg/neg as that
is the only way to produce an Rh negative factor. You, on the other
hand, could be pos/neg or pos/pos. Therefore, the child could be
pos/neg and have a positive Rh factor or neg/neg and have a negative Rh
factor. If you really want a conclusive answer you are going to have to
find out what blood type you and your husband's parents have.
