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Do you know what kinds of cell markers your red blood cells have? Do you know your own blood type? How are these two pieces of information related?
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Glycoproteins and glycolipids can act as cell surface markers. On blood cells, some of these markers are designated as the blood type. The most common blood typing system is the A-B-O system, usually paired with the rh system, so your blood type may be, for example, B+ or O-.
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Glycoproteins are the general markers present in the blood .The blood group follows the ABO system which is a an example of a multigene.
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