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blood grouping

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blood grouping
n.
The process of identifying an individual's blood group by serologic testing of a sample of blood. Also called blood typing.

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Q. HIV - does it infect specific Blood Types? A friend of mine joined the army and they took him to an experiment and infected him with HIV. But he was not infected- he said because he has a certain blood type. Is this true?

A. I find it hard to believe the army infected any one with HIV. But that's a different story. Blood types differ from one another by their red blood cells proteins. HIV infects white blood cells .there is no connection between blood type and a cure for HIV. If there was- you’ve heard about it by now…

Q. Is it true that people with different blood type should have different diets?

A. There were plenty of suggestions on changing your diet according to your blood type, however none of them were proved in a proper double-blinded randomized control trial in scientific medicine and therefore it is still yet another theory.

Q. Do all cancer types involve tumors? If so than having leukemia means you have tumors in your blood?

A. cancer is human cells that are mutated and lost control on their proliferating state. they just multiply and multiply without any regulation. blood cells are not attached so they don't form a "tumor" (in Latin means- a bump)if becoming cancerous.

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Adherence to a strict specimen-labelling policy decreases the incidences of erroneous blood grouping of blood bank specimens, Transfusion, 37, Nov 1997, pp.
has received approval from the Japanese Ministry of Health to market in Japan four reagents used in blood grouping and typing, officials said Thursday.
Investigators often gain evidence through the use of odontology, anthropometry (measuring the body), fingerprints, and other techniques that determine gender, approximate age, height, and blood grouping.
 
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