Check your child's blood type and ABO blood type

 For those who find it difficult to understand how blood types are selected and formed, I will briefly explain. There are four main blood types: A, B, O, and AB. In more detail, they are AO, AA, BO, BB, OO, and AB. AO and AA are called type A, and BO and BB are called type B. For example, when a child is type AB, the blood type is formed by receiving one A gene and one B gene from each parent. Therefore, a couple with type O can only have an O child, and AO-BO parents can have children with all blood types. This can be explained with the image below.

Type A - B couple

The picture above is based on the blood type with the most possible variations. You can compare your blood type with your wife/husband's blood type. 

◎Type A couple

AO - AO : A, O

AO - AA : A

AA - AA : A


◎Type B couple

BO - BO : B, O

BO - BB : B

BB - BB : B


◎Type O couple

OO - OO : O


◎Type AB couple

AB - AB : A, B, AB


◎Type A-B couple

A, B, O, AB (refer to the picture above)


◎Type A-AB couple

AO - AB : A, B, AB

AA - AB : A, AB


◎Type A-O couple

AO - OO : A, O

AA - OO : A


◎Type B-AB couple

BO - AB : A, B, AB


◎Type B-O couple

BO - OO : B, O

BB - OO : B

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