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Brenton Farrell

24 June, 18:48

There are a large number of genetically based blood group systems that have been used for typing blood. two of these are the rh system (with blood types rh + and rh-) and the kell system (with blood types k + and k-). it is found that any person's blood type in any one system is independent of his or her blood type in any other.

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