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RE: Blood group O is not a universal Donor; why?

in StemSocial3 years ago (edited)

Wao, didn't know your wife is Also on hive ☺️, amazing...

That's very true, diversity also socialization have made it so. Though the incidence of people with the hh is very low.

Regarding the question of possibility of additional antigens playing a role, so far, none to my best of understanding. The ones I discussed here are the major ones. Unless if we decide to delve into the world of Major Histocompatibility complex MHC molecules - antigens that
are looked out for when it comes transplantation of (solid tissues).
I had to put that in bracket because blood is also a tissue but I'm liquid form.

MHC sure will be a topic for some day.

Tanks so much for the lovely contribution ❤️💕

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 3 years ago  

My wife used to be quite active in the past, but has not really any time for it at the moment.

Unless if we decide to delve into the world of Major Histocompatibility complex MHC molecules - antigens that are looked out for when it comes transplantation of (solid tissues).

That may possibly be too involved for a layman like me ;)

 3 years ago  

Lol...maybe