Blood Types and Paternity 

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Yes, this channel should make an updated video about this, there are many instance that Type O Father and Type AB mother can gave birth to a Type AB Son or Daughter. Even Type A and Type O parents can have a Type AB childeen. You should not say things like Pete is not the father of the baby when your research are just the basics of blood types. Can you imagine the fathers, daughters, or sons feeling when you break them by saying things which are not yet proven? You should edit and add multiple combinations of blood types. And should apologized to those you've hurt.

Yes I am AB, my mother is O, father is AB as well. My sister is O but she has a different father. I was trying to tell my mom and sister they are not O if I’m AB, apparently it’s super rare and hardly happens but here I am, AB. On my blood donor card and on my hospital records. Hospital and blood donor place have no affiliation.

Nope, this video is just the basics of blood types and combinations. As per my research, blood type O can always have carry an A or B.. it's just that it is not too dominant in your blood that it won't show in a blood type test. Either your mom that is type O could have a Oa, and your Father that is also O could have been an Ob.. from your mother passing A while your Father passing B, hence you are blood type AB. There should be more advanced research needed to be done on this topics and should not be fixed of the combinations that this channel only says. Humans mutate and blood types and DNA are a very2x complicated cases.

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Most welcome 😊

Your blood type does not change (unless you get a bone marrow transplant). If you donate blood, they will test you for free. If you have any kind of medical care provider, ask them for a blood test... but please wait until your health care system can recover from the COVID pandemic... we all need to reduce the strain on our health care systems right now.

Depends on what the father's two alleles are. If he's IBIB ( B & B) then the child will only be a B. If he's IBi (B & O) then the child could be either B or O.

You need to work the problem with each of your parents being homozygous OR heterozygous for their blood type (IAIA or IAi for your dad, and IBIB or IBi for your mom). And remember - the Rh is inherited in Mendelian fashion, so you can be either Rh+ or Rh- given your parents' phenotype.

@@Penguinprof ahh ok thank you very much

No. If both parents are heterozygous for either A or B, they can still have an O child. For Rh, if both are heterozygous (and therefore Rh +) the child could be Rh -.

You would have to have the gene sequenced -- a standard blood test will only tell you if you are A, B, AB or O. Alternatively, you can often figure it out if you know your parental phenotypes (and/or siblings, offspring, etc).

@@Penguinprof ok good point bc my wife and the son are o and I am A. If i am homozygos then i m not the father i guess.

True.

You're welcome 😊

It's possible.

no way should be 25% AB+ or 25% B or50%A+ no way type O+

Same as mine.... All of my siblings are like either my mom or dad blood type. I told my parents about it and asked I'm I my father's daughter. 😔

The oly explanation for this based on topics I have research is that all blood types carry either A,B, and O, and it is only the most dominant blood type in your body that will show upon blood type tests. For example, your mother was AB, doesn't mean she has no O, she has but not dominant. It's like she's ABo, while your Dad having A, doesn't mean he has no O, he has Ao. What maybe happened was that in your Mother, the O was passed on dominantly, then for your father as well was also the O was dominantly passed. Being O doesn't mean you only have O.. you have other types as well but not as Dominant as the O, reason that only O is showing during Blood Type Test. If you want to be 100% sure, take a DNA Test once you have the budget to keep the worries away. By meantime, treat your parents with respect and Love cause you are their daughter until proven wrong. But don't be mad just because of this video who are so insensitive to other peoples feelings. Owner of channel should edit this video and other more combinations based on factual research and studies.

Possible offspring: B or O, either Rh+ or Rh-

@@Penguinprof thank you

That's a big one... I'll put it on the list. Thanks for watching!

Yes of course. But the Rh of the baby would be either + or -. Read more about what’s the effect of to the baby if parents have different Rh

First baby will be fine but second might face erythroblastosis fetalis if the mother doesn't take something to kill antibodies produced after first pregnancy

@@ShutterMurgh tq

Your not the father

AB is the dominant gene. AB parent can only have children A or B or AB hence, you might be adopted & your dad could be A, B or AB. O is recessive and A and B both dominant.

@@ASTRIDALLISON i understand,but This one genetic secret or what? My mom 0+ my dad ab- so I M? the doctors said the A+, but I behave like an ab- (blood type teori) so it is possible that I am AB - and I show it A+ ?

I’m O+ and when I had my son he they said he was AB- he never left the room so I’m guessing something rare could have happened with gene pool.

Yes, that is possible.

I dont think so

If mom is o+ve and father is B+ve, can daughter be A+ve?, Please reply 🙏

Glad you enjoyed it!

Haha!

You're welcome! I hope it went well!

hey i have a question for u pls reply as soon as possible. if father and mother having same groups as B+ then it can be possible that child hav A+? i really need your reply please.

jassi jassi No. The blood type of the child may only be either B or O. There's no way the child will have A blood.

Nope

@@PepTalkTillYouDrop what about can two A's make an O?

I think so my hub and I have A Blood type but my girl has O

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

The way out? I'm sorry - I don't understand your question. Rh factor is not an issue with fertility...

Is husband wid AB- cross wid wife B+ will pregnancy is possible if it possible wat prblm will cause plzz breif me mam elobrately

An AB parent cannot have a child that is O since the AB parent must donate either the IA or IB allele.

@@Penguinprof thank you

Thank you for watching!

You can either be type B or type O

Also please ignore that I'm on my gaming account, I forgot to log into my school account when I was looking this up.

My husband and I just did that because his father has passed. You can't always narrow it down but sometimes you can

They are YOURS, no worries. :) You should check out information about cis-AB blood types. Also this: bit.ly/3clttxF

@@Penguinprof I tried the link and it did not work...

@@Penguinprofsee, now you claimed that the mother which is O can have an AB daugher or son.. can you please edit your Videos and stop breaking these Childrens hearts and father put on a miserable state of mind thinking their wife cheated or they are not the father. You are soo insensitive and irresponsible for the information you let out to public.

Yes (you're OK!) Your dad must be heterozygous for Rh (your mom is dd and your dad is Dd). Whew!

Truly...

+Dharmesh Shah So glad!!! I hope it went well! Penguin hugs!

+ThePenguinProf Yes it really helped...Thanks to you!!!!

No

Sort out what genotypes they might be and then you'll see what blood types their offspring might have. Hint: you know what mom is, so just combine her genotype (ii) with his - remembering that dad can be either homozygous OR heterozygous for A.

Yes

You probably know by now, but the only possible blood types for your husband are A+/- or O+/-

De nada!

No. The A allele would need to come from somewhere...

What blood type need to get if father is type 0 and mother B it is possible type ab?or O only or b

No. A parent who is AB cannot have an O child.

No

You will donate 'i' and your husband will donate either 'A' or 'B' so you can have type A or B children (i IA or i IB). You may produce Rh- children if each of you is heterozygous (Dd), so your final options are: A+ or A- or B+ or B-.

My first child he is 10 and blood type AB+ My second child is 6 and blood type o+ My third child is b+ so is mine but my husband doesn't know his blood type what could he be???

@@mekfiramohammed7625 Your husband is either A+ or A-

That A allele has to come from somewhere! (Else!)

50% A and 50% B

My mom is o-, dad is B and I'm B too? Is he my dad?

+Bhakti Kajale You are so very welcome! Thanks for watching!

Janet Carpenter mom's cheating

YES! If They are both heterozygas B. Parent A: Ib Ib , or Ib Ii Parent B: Ib Ib , or Ib Ii Kid ii ---> One i from parent A, and other i from parent B

+angan hi what if the Baby is Blood type A.Mother is bloodtype A+ Husband is bloodtype O.Mystery man bloodtype A.

+angan thanks

Mother: Ia Ia or Ia Ii Husband: ii Mystery man: Ia Ia or Ia Ii For the kid to be Blood Type A it could either be : Ia Ii , or Ia Ia. In this case both men could be the parents. A DNA test would be needed to prove paternity.

Neither male is ruled out by blood types. You would have to do a genetic analysis. Baby could be either AA or AO as could the Mystery Man. Either male could contribute O. Only if Baby is proven to be AA could the husband be ruled out.

IA IB cross with ii, so only options are IAi or IBi (either A or B phenotype). As for Rh, you could be + or - (but you cannot be homozygous DD since your father is Rh-). Hope that helps!

no, one parent would have to be a

Yes. Two A blood types can make A and O.

A or O, mom a+ dad is o + baby gets mom blood

0 mom only creates 0 Child.

Laura Wallace work it out

The only possible results from type AB and type O mating together would be either type A or type B. Interestingly enough, this means your father is your father, as you inherited either the A or B from him. However, this means your mom ain't your mom.

Sounds like you and I are in the same boat.

And O females cannot create other types

You are their Daughter.. do you really believed that Type O has only Type O on it.. it could have carry an A or B, it's just that the A or B is not Dominant enough to be discovered in the blood type test.. maybe ur mother has Oa or Ob, while your Father has ABo, father passed B, mother passed A, hence you are AB.. Try to trace all your Family Tree. Do you think that your Mom doesn't carry the Genes and DNA of her ancestors? That is the beauty of DNA and Blood Types as well as Humans, it is unpredictable.. if it is that easy to understand, then they could have made perfect clones already. The chart in this video are just for normal examples and will serve as Guidelines but there is no fixed and finite combinations of Blood Type in my opinion.

julds eds get a dna test

B or AB

Daughter is not your s

@@balukubenard4907 Why sir?

Notice that when the blood type of the daughter/ son is out of the charts, the creator has no clue or answer for it and says it is not your child. The heck, as if he knows everything about the Blood Types combination and DNA of the people. The knowledge that you have now are based on studies to have a guide but not to be fixed about all the combinations of the blood group. Telling the daughter is not his is very irresponsible and idiotic just because of the chart.

Just get them to double check their results. And you check yours. If theirs are certain, you can only be O.

Two O parents can only have an O child. Usually, someone has been mis-typed (or has forgotten their blood type).

@@Penguinprof u mean if two parent are both O+, there's no possibility that they can get a baby that the blood type is B+ or B-?

That is the same thing I want to know!

Sorry, man. No.

Gm if the female is o+ and the male is o+ can the both have kids

Sorry, the real father has to be a B

You are not their baby bro,They probably stole you from a hospital.

You have to do the problem!! :) Start with all possible genotypes and see what the options are. Hint: remember, two Rh+ parents CAN have an Rh- child! That's the most common mistake students make.

It might be that one of you has the wrong result.

I'll give you a hint: remember, both you and your son can be heterozygous or homozygous for B, so that means that as long as your son inherited one IB from you, then his dad didn't need to have one (so he doesn't have to be type B!). As for the Rh, remember, it's Mendelian, so his father could have been Rh+ or Rh-.