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Bombay blood phenotype: Laboratory detection and transfusions recommendations

2016-03-29

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Four main blood types routinely identified today are A, B, AB, and O. Universal donors have type "O" blood, and have no "A" or "B" antigens. In turn, no blood reactions will occur in recipients. Conversely, universal recipients having type "AB" blood will have no antibodies to the "A" or "B" antigens. Bombay phenotype has no "A" or "B" antigens, classifying it as "O" blood type. Furthermore, Bombay phenotype lacks...

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DOI: 10.5348/ijbti-2016-23-cr-3

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