DJ
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A+
Wow, your blood type is rare. If you donate, you're better off giving plasma.
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d s
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Q-
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belle
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O+
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Tamarak
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a+
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divinemadness
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thats a good question and i dont know
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spiritwalker
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O+
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Gram
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A
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Aileen
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A-
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sleeplessbeauty
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A-
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harry_gross_bush
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I am O+
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Andy
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I'm AB+
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pj
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AB-
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Living In Korea
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I am A+
Did you know that you have the rarest Blood Type of all?
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db2byl
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AB+
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sad
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0- and my twin sister is as well, we can donate to anyone but can only receive 0-
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emt_me911
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A positive CMV negative, which puts me in the rare donor category.
EMT
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Isaiah
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There are four main bloodtypes of which everyone has one:
A, B, AB and 0. That last one is a zero and NOT the letter "O".
These configurations represent certain protein coats that most red blood cells have surrounding them. Types A & B hvae only one protein. Type AB has two (A&B). Type 0 has none.
The plus (+) or minus (-) following the bloodtype refers to the presence or absence of the Rhesus blood factor (Rh factor) peculiar to an individual.
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ConstantlyThirsting4Grace
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O+
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