blood group

  • noun

Synonyms for blood group

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Biochemistry and Genetics of the ABO, Lewis and P blood group systems.
What makes it so special is that O-negative is the only blood group that can be given to anyone without any side-effects.
2) In a recent study aiming at the study of the association of gastroduodenal disease phenotype with ABO blood group and Helicobacter pylori virulence genes, we noted a higher prevalence of blood group A in patients with gastric malignancy than in a control group of healthy blood donors [47.
People with the rarest blood group, AB - found in about 7% of the population - were by far the most vulnerable.
Warrant officer Faraj, 43, who had the same blood group as the woman, immediately contacted duty officer Lieutenant Mohammad Shahrayar at the Dubai Police command and control centre at the operations room asking permission to go to Latifa Hospital to donate blood.
IN A first of its kind operation, a team of doctors at AIIMS have successfully operated upon twin babies -- with rare AB - ve blood group -- who were suffering from craniosynostosis, a condition of early fusion of the skull sutures ( specialised joints) leading to restriction in brain growth and cosmetic disfiguring.
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Even in an emergency, blood group O Negative, as the universal donor type, can be given while definitive testing is carried out.
We did not detect any cases of discrepancy in blood group results.
Blood group card for identification at the bedside, blood group AB0 + D - with self included, with self-adhesive protective film.
The NHS Blood and Transplant explained that blood group stocks can dip in the summer as red blood cells only have a shelf life of 35 days and platelets a shelf life of five days.