On specimen report for blood type it says the folliwing:
ABO/RH GEL
>ABO/RH TYPE 0 POS
ABS GEL
> AB SCR INTERP NEGATIVE
That is exactly how it looks on the results what does this mean?
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Anonymous
ANSWERS: 3
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Whats important is that at the end it says NEGITIVE.
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Your blood type is O positive (Rhesus factor), The AB screen was to check for both type A and type B antigens but your blood, being O+, does not carry these antigens.
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These results were determined by the denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE) which allows rapid identification of the major genotypes ABO is a blood group system that tells your blood antigen type A,B,AB, or O RH is the Rhesus factor and shows whether the bood type is positive or negative. The AB SCR is an antibody screen used to determine if any potentially harmful antibodies are found in the blood. This is a common blood test for pregnant women. The code above would tell me that the blood specimen was from someone or something with O+ blood type and did not have any harmful antibodies.
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