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Why do blood types matter? - Natalie S. Hodge

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Agglutinogens include A and B proteins

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Blood transfusions with the correct blood type are very important because the wrong blood type can kill them.

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Cells that are red contain a protein called hemoglobin.

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Death can occur if someone transfers the wrong blood type to another person. The antibodies will attack the blood thinking its a virus, so the blood will end up clotting.

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Everyone inherits one copy of each gene from each parent which means that every person has two alleles that determine their blood type.

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Four main blood types exist for people: A, B, AB, O

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For blood types, A and B alleles are both dominant, while O is recessive.

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Guys and girls all have the same chances

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If you give blood to someone with a different bloodtype the could die.

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Red blood cells contain hemoglobin

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I think this is cool

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just because you have blood dosn't mean you can take any blood silly

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Killing someone would be easy if you were a doctor you could just put the wrong blood in someone.

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Main antigens are A and B and we can get four blood types from these.

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Like lungs, your blood has a lot to do with your body getting the oxygen it needs.

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our blood contains a protein called hemoglobin that bonds to oxygen

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Probability of the children’s blood types depends on the parents which lets them predict the relative blood type

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Someone with type A blood can only be given type A or O blood.

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The two main kinds of antigens, A and B determine your blood type.

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Not everyone has the same blood and our bodies will reject any other type of blood that doesn't match.

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Enzymes cut different peoples DNA into different sections, creating the different bar patterns on the gel electrolysis machine.

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Varies of a particular gene, antigens are coded by three different alleles.

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Forensics scientists separate DNA cells from the sample and compare it to known samples.

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Unfortunately, matching donors and recipients is a bit more complicated due to additional antigen system.

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With the right equipment, you can easily find the blood type of someone.

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Watch the video. Then write one thing you learned form the video that STARTS with the next letter that is open in the alphabet. EVERY person will add to the padlet - each person gets one letter.