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Rh Blood Type Inheritance: Can an A+ Mother Have an Rh+ Father?
Yes, the mother being A+ and the father can still be Rh+.
The Rh factor is determined by a antigen present on red blood cells. Individuals with the Rh antigen are Rh-positive and those without are RH-negative. In this case, the mother being A+ simply means that she has type A blood and is Rh-positive, while the father can be Rh-positive as well.
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