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The document discusses several human blood group systems including: 1. The ABO system which determines A, B, AB, and O blood types. 2. The Rh system which determines Rh+ and Rh- blood types. 3. Other minor blood group systems like Lewis, Ii, Mn, P, Kell, and Kidd. It provides information on the distribution of blood types worldwide and compatibility for transfusions between different blood types. The Rh system is also summarized, explaining the D antigen and how an Rh- mother can form antibodies against a Rh+ baby's blood.
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- 3. A B A B A B A B antigen O antigen O AB A, B O antigen A, B AB
- 4. A+ A= A, O B+ B= B, O AB + AB = A, AB, B O+ O= O A+ B= A, B, AB, O A+ AB = A, AB, B B+ AB = A, AB, B AB + O= A, B A+ O= A, O B+ O= B, O A+ B= A, B, AB, O Rh ABO Rh Rhesus Landsteiner Wiener
- 5. rabbit antisera Rhesus Rh+ve D Rh+ve D- antigen Rh-ve D-antigen 99 Rh+ve 1:500 Rh-ve Rh- ve Rh+ve D-antigen D antigen Rh+ve D antigen D antigen