ABO Blood Group Systems | Genetics & Transfusion| Bio Grade 11 | Urdu Hindi English | FBISE 2024

Blood Group Systems:
1. ABO Blood Group System
2. Rh Blood Group System
3. Kell Blood Group System
4. Duffy Blood Group System
5. MNS Blood Group System
ABO Blood Group System:
1. Discovered by Karl Landsteiner in 1901
2. Classified into four main groups:
A
B
AB
O
ABO Blood Group Genetics:
1. Determined by ABO gene on chromosome 9
2. Three alleles: A, B, and O
3. A and B alleles are co-dominant
4. O allele is recessive
ABO Blood Group Characteristics:
1. A antigen (ABO gene): present on red blood cells in A and AB groups
2. B antigen: present on red blood cells in B and AB groups
3. Anti-A and anti-B antibodies: present in plasma of incompatible groups
Blood Group Compatibility:
1. A can receive: A, O
2. B can receive: B, O
3. AB can receive: AB, A, B, O (universal recipient)
4. O can receive: O (universal donor)
Clinical Importance:
1. Blood transfusions
2. Organ transplantation
3. Hemolytic disease of the newborn (HDN)
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Blood Group Systems:
1. ABO Blood Group System
2. Rh Blood Group System
3. Kell Blood Group System
4. Duffy Blood Group System
5. MNS Blood Group System
ABO Blood Group System:
1. Discovered by Karl Landsteiner in 1901
2. Classified into four main groups:
A
B
AB
O
ABO Blood Group Genetics:
1. Determined by ABO gene on chromosome 9
2. Three alleles: A, B, and O
3. A and B alleles are co-dominant
4. O allele is recessive
ABO Blood Group Characteristics:
1. A antigen (ABO gene): present on red blood cells in A and AB groups
2. B antigen: present on red blood cells in B and AB groups
3. Anti-A and anti-B antibodies: present in plasma of incompatible groups
Blood Group Compatibility:
1. A can receive: A, O
2. B can receive: B, O
3. AB can receive: AB, A, B, O (universal recipient)
4. O can receive: O (universal donor)
Clinical Importance:
1. Blood transfusions
2. Organ transplantation
3. Hemolytic disease of the newborn (HDN)
#BloodGroupSystems
#ABOBloodGroup
#RhBloodType
#KellBloodType
#DuffyBloodType
#MNSBloodType
#BloodTransfusion
#OrganTransplantation
#HemolyticDisease
#BloodCompatibility
#Immunohematology
#TransfusionMedicine
#BloodBanking
#MedicalEducation
#NursingEducation
#HealthcareProfessionals
#ScienceLearning
#BiologyEducation

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