Which blood type are you?
I am AB, Al-hamdulilLah
I'll be looking forward to the poll-results.
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Which blood type are you?
I am AB, Al-hamdulilLah
I'll be looking forward to the poll-results.
Last edited by Asiyah3; 02-06-2010 at 07:01 PM.
format_quote Originally Posted by Gossamer skye
you have to be 'anti' the other stuff to be what you are..
yes even blood is discriminant..
yes, but why the group A ...took the letter A ...is it random or based on something.....
did you read this from the link?
In 1901 Karl Landsteiner discovered that when the Blood of one human being was transfused with that of another human being, differences in their Blood might well be the cause of shock, jaundice, and the Blood disorder hemoglobinuria that had resulted through earlier Blood transfusions.
Landsteiner classified human Blood into A, B, and O groups and demonstrated that transfusions between humans of group A or B did not result in the destruction of new Blood cells and that this catastrophe occurred only when a person was transfused with the Blood of a person belonging to a different group. A fourth main Blood type, AB was found in 1902 by A. Decastrello and A. Sturli.
From that time, differing Blood typing systems have been devised. Historically the naming of Blood grouping systems has been disorganized. The common conventions stipulating that dominant traits be given capital letters and recessive traits be designated with lower case letters have not been followed. Also by tradition, red cell antigens were given alphabetical designations or were named after the family of the antibody producer.
format_quote Originally Posted by Gossamer skyedid you read this from the link?
From that time, differing Blood typing systems have been devised. Historically the naming of Blood grouping systems has been disorganized. The common conventions stipulating that dominant traits be given capital letters and recessive traits be designated with lower case letters have not been followed. Also by tradition, red cell antigens were given alphabetical designations or were named after the family of the antibody producer.
thanx that was helpful
my pleasure..format_quote Originally Posted by Al-manar
thanx that was helpful
my blood is red
I am A+
Although I must admit I don't see the point of this thread :X
Are we trying to identify the blue-blooded among us? And how exactly will it help if we do find anyone?
I'm one of those four blood types. I can't remember which one. I should ask my parents...
I am AB+
I am a type "O", bro. CAn't remember if negative or positive though? ...but i am a pretty positive dude so i will say positive
wow there are so many people in here that dont know their blood type! i know mine and i think i remember my hubby's and i know my son's i forgot my mom and dad's though...
thats such an important thing to know what if something happened??? and someone needed blood?
I know some people, especially in the armed forces that tape their blood type to their boot...just in case they don't make it back aliveformat_quote Originally Posted by Grofica
I am O+...
but in the armed forces blood type goes on your dog tags
Re: Which blood type are you?
I am O+...
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Me too. O positive.
Im sticking close to the other O+ people in here ha ha ha hah aha h aha
The red type.Which blood type are you?
But really, I don't know.
Isn't that information on soldiers' dogtags?format_quote Originally Posted by Italianguy
i am AB+ , the universal recipient.
ppl who r type O r lucky i hear
It is but dog tags get lost very easily. El Cheapo chain.format_quote Originally Posted by Muezzin
Actually the chain is made very flimsy and breaks easy on purpose, keep it from strangling you in the event it gets caught on something.
Yes i think it is now? But i know a few that still do it. Why i don't know? I know some who even have a letter to their family in their pocket just in case they don't make itformat_quote Originally Posted by Muezzin
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