Please tell me your blood type (UFO related)

Very Interested, but not abducted as far as I know. Totally believe that we are NOT alone and probably never have been.

My blood type tests as O+. But I have a weird thing with my blood. Usually O is the recessive gene, but shows up dominant with both me and my brother. Our O+ is from our mother. Our father was AB-. So we have either a hidden A or a hidden B, not sure which one.

Yes, we are very very sure that he is our father, so don't go there. I mean trust me, it's freakin obvious that he's our dad.



According to the blood type calculator, there isn't much chance your father is your biological father.

[link to www.biology.arizona.edu]

Punch in your parents blood types to see what the ONLY possible blood types your father could have produced in his children. O postive isn't on the list.

Maybe one of your uncles is your pappy?

Very Interested, but not abducted as far as I know. Totally believe that we are NOT alone and probably never have been.

My blood type tests as O+. But I have a weird thing with my blood. Usually O is the recessive gene, but shows up dominant with both me and my brother. Our O+ is from our mother. Our father was AB-. So we have either a hidden A or a hidden B, not sure which one.

Yes, we are very very sure that he is our father, so don't go there. I mean trust me, it's freakin obvious that he's our dad.



According to the blood type calculator, there isn't much chance your father is your biological father.

[link to www.biology.arizona.edu]

Punch in your parents blood types to see what the ONLY possible blood types your father could have produced in his children. O postive isn't on the list.

Maybe one of your uncles is your pappy?



the way it is supposed to work is that the parent with the newest blood type will be the type the offspring have, since 0 is the oldest and AB is the newest you should have AB if your father has AB, for instance my father was an A and my mother was a B, when this happens you get AB, but since 0 is oldest the only way you could be 0 also is if your father was also an 0, any newer blood-type A,B, or AB, would over-ride the 0. sorry, pure science here.




:katkam1:

Very Interested, but not abducted as far as I know. Totally believe that we are NOT alone and probably never have been.

My blood type tests as O+. But I have a weird thing with my blood. Usually O is the recessive gene, but shows up dominant with both me and my brother. Our O+ is from our mother. Our father was AB-. So we have either a hidden A or a hidden B, not sure which one.

Yes, we are very very sure that he is our father, so don't go there. I mean trust me, it's freakin obvious that he's our dad.



According to the blood type calculator, there isn't much chance your father is your biological father.

[link to www.biology.arizona.edu]

Punch in your parents blood types to see what the ONLY possible blood types your father could have produced in his children. O postive isn't on the list.

Maybe one of your uncles is your pappy?



the way it is supposed to work is that the parent with the newest blood type will be the type the offspring have, since 0 is the oldest and AB is the newest you should have AB if your father has AB, for instance my father was an A and my mother was a B, when this happens you get AB, but since 0 is oldest the only way you could be 0 also is if your father was also an 0, any newer blood-type A,B, or AB, would over-ride the 0. sorry, pure science here.




:katkam1:



WRONG! Anyone who has taken even a basic biology class knows what you just posted is pure bullshit. Stop getting your blood typing info from weirdo woo-woo internet websites.

If a person has AB neg blood, they either pass on the A or the B, NOT BOTH.

How come I'm the only AB+ ?????????

The main blood types are A, B, O and AB but they have dominant and recessive genes for each one.

A person with type A blood could have the phenotype AA or AO.

B type could be BB or BO.

O type blood can only be OO

AB type can only be AB.

Only one of these is inherited from each parent, so if a woman is AO (type A)and a man is BO (type B) each of them could pass either gene to a child. They could have a child that is AB(type AB), AO (type A) or OO(type O).

Basic testing for blood type will not tell you what your phenotype is, only what your dominant gene is if you are type A or B. Since type O only has the OO phenotype, and type AB has only the AB phenotype, you can determine these. If you know your parents or childrens blood types, you should be able to determine your pheno type if you are type A or B.

Exactly right! Thank you for elaborating.

So if A_girl's father is really AB negative, his phenotype can only be AB, and both of his parents donated an rh negative allele to him, which means her alleged father can only donate an A OR a B. And only an rh neg allele to his offspring.

Given that she says she is O positive, it ISN'T LIKELY that the alleged father is her biological father.

Exactly right! Thank you for elaborating.

So if A_girl's father is really AB negative, his phenotype can only be AB, and both of his parents donated an rh negative allele to him, which means her alleged father can only donate an A OR a B. And only an rh neg allele to his offspring.

Given that she says she is O positive, it ISN'T LIKELY that the alleged father is her biological father.

Yes I understand how it works and what NORMALLY happens with the dominate and recessive genes. Hence, my entry about having a 'hidden' A or B. However, there CAN be exceptions when the recessive gene can show as the dominant in blood.

My brother and I BOTH have this issue with our blood. My brother is a freakin CLONE of my father,,,,,there is NO QUESTION that our father is our biological father. So get off it and use this as an example to learn that there CAN be exceptions to the rules of dominant/recessive genes in blood.

However, in my studies I have found something that may interest some of you. In eye color, there are NEVER any exceptions. I had found this fact when searching up facts because of the weird blood issue. So, check your eye colors and genes there if you are on a hunt to true biological lineage.

I believe this article may be of interest in answering the question of parentage [link to www.telegraph.co.uk]

Whomever raised us and loved us - they are our true parents.

blood typing 101:

If one of your parents is AB negative, they can only pass down either an A neg OR a B neg - not both - (and an O is definitely not likely) to their offspring.

In order for someone to have rh neg blood, they have to get an rh neg allele from both parents. It is possible for someone with positive blood to be a carrier for the rh neg allele.

people with O- are in a statistical disadvantage if they ever need a blood transfusion.

Stay healthy O- people!

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