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My blood group is a2b+ my wife blood group is o+ my child blood group is b+ what is the difference between the b+ and a2b?

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Blood cells have...: ....Proteins on the surface called antigens. Type a has one protein, type b has a different protein, and type ab (not a2b, there is no such thing) has both proteins. Type o has neither, thus it is the absence of a or b.

Answered 3/4/2013

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