Can 2 A positive person have a baby with O positive?

Question

Can 2 A positive person have a baby with O positive?

Answer 1

yes

Answer 2

thats me!

both my parents are A+ and i am O+!

Answer 3

Yes.

Each of these bloodtypes can carry the O gene because you have to have two chromosomes for bloodtype. So...here's a few examples.

AO + AO = A or O

AA + AO = A blood with a possibility of carrying the recessive O gene.

AO + BB = AB blood with a possibility of a B bloodtype carrying the recessive O gene.

AO + BO = AB, or A or B with the possibility of carrying the recessive O gene.

However, if one or both parents has AB blood, they cannot have a child with O blood.

Answer 4

yes  

Answer 5

Yes!

Here is a handy blood type matching chart:

http://www.australianpaternityfraud.org/...

Answer 6

it is possible but not very likely. if you have concerns ask your doctor to do additional test to help determine whether or not it is possible.

Answer 7

yep, genetics is a summamagun...you would be suprised what you can get from mixing two people...

Answer 8

It is possible  

Answer 9

Yes, because both people can carry an O.

Think of it this way: AO + AO

And the baby could get both O's.

It's like a 1/4 chance I believe...

if I remember this from Biology...

Answer 10

Yes, that would mean that both of you have one "A" and one "O".  

Answer 11

yes.

trying to find a link for you...

Edited to add: http://www.craigmedical.com/blood_typing...