Patient's question:
I once had a thorough examination in the hospital, and the doctor said that my karyotype has abnormalities. So I want to ask you several times, can chromosomal abnormalities interfere with blood type?Doctor's answer:
Chromosome abnormalities can interfere with blood type. The numbering order of chromosomes 1 to 22 generally aligns with their arrangement from largest to smallest in size. The largest chromosome contains approximately 250 million base pairs, while the smallest has about 38 million base pairs. The human body has a total of 23 pairs of chromosomes. Chromosomes 2 to 22 in females are more prone to change than previously thought, and female genes are also more complex than male genes, so chromosomes can also interfere with blood type.