In human biology, blood type has a significant role to play and is known to impact a person's well-being in various ways. In a new study, unravelling one of the major impacts of blood type, it has ...

In fact, humans theoretically contain millions of different blood types, as there are more than 600 antigens that have been identified on human blood cells.

Although blood type classification commonly follows the ABO-Rh system, scientists know there are many more possible blood types due to over 600 different antigens identified on human blood cells.

In fact, humans theoretically contain millions of different blood types, as there are more than 600 antigens that have been identified on human blood cells.

How Blood Groups Were Discovered Understanding blood types began over a century ago. Austrian-American doctor Karl Landsteiner identified the first human blood types—A, B, and O—in 1901.

Blood Types Are Weirder Than You Think Season 13 Episode 8 | 16m 20s | CC Across life on Earth, blood comes in blue, green, purple, even clear. But why? And what makes your blood different from ...

Artificial blood could reduce preventable deaths in settings where limited supply costs millions of lives in low-income countries.

Human populations that left Africa evolved quickly whereas Neanderthals stayed the same, according to an analysis of blood group systems.

The idea of human blood type influencing delectability goes back a few decades. One 2004 study in the Journal of Medical Entomology (study of bugs) found skeeters preferred people with type O ...

However, that’s really only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the complexity of human blood types. In fact, humans theoretically contain millions of different blood types, as there are more than ...

In fact, humans theoretically contain millions of different blood types, as there are more than 600 antigens that have been identified on human blood cells.