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Blood Types and Inheritance: Can O x O Parents Have a Child with A or B?
No, two parents with - (O) blood type cannot have a baby with a + (A or B) blood type. This is because the - blood type is recessive, meaning that both parents must have the - gene for their child to have that blood type. A person with a + blood type must have at least one + gene, so if both parents have -, they cannot pass on a + gene to their child.Baby Health - Related Articles
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