No. Persons with type O blood can only receive type O blood.
You are one lucky person. Your blood type can help just about anyone in the world. It can help with blood transfusion or just about anything that a person will need.
People with type O blood are called universal donors because their blood lacks A and B antigens on their red blood cells. This means that their blood can be safely given to individuals with any blood type during a transfusion without causing a negative reaction.
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No, but she can give to you, so long as the negative and positive match up. (Negative can give to both negative and positive, positive can only give to positive). O can give to everyone; A can only give to A o B; B can only give to B or AB; and AB can give to AB (but not O). if you dont follow those rules your body will reject it and you may die :(
Her blood type is O+
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Yes - but only if both parents are heterozygote, Bo. If they are both Bo, then there is a 1/4 chance that their child will be blood type O, and a 3/4 chance they will be blood type B. If the B+ parent is homozygous ++, then all the children will have + blood. If they are heterozygote, +-, then approximately half the children will be + and half -. The B- parent must be --, so their children will always inherit a - from them.
His blood type is 0+
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His blood type is 0.
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