Blood Type Calculator

Predict possible blood types for offspring based on parents' ABO and Rh blood types. See inheritance probabilities with interactive Punnett squares.

Parent 1 Blood Type
Parent 2 Blood Type

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Possible Blood Types for Offspring

How Blood Type Works

Blood type is determined by two genetic systems:

  • ABO System: Controlled by three alleles (A, B, O). A and B are codominant, both dominant over O.
  • Rh Factor: Positive (+) is dominant over negative (-).

Your blood type is written as ABO type followed by Rh (e.g., A+, O-, AB+).

ABO Blood Types

  • Type A: Genotype AA or AO
  • Type B: Genotype BB or BO
  • Type AB: Genotype AB (codominant)
  • Type O: Genotype OO (recessive)

There are 4 blood types and 6 possible genotypes in the ABO system.

Rh Factor

  • Rh Positive (+): Genotype ++ or +-
  • Rh Negative (-): Genotype --

About 85% of people are Rh positive. Rh negative is recessive and requires two negative alleles.

Inheritance Examples

Example 1: Parent 1 (A+) × Parent 2 (B+)

If both are AO and +-, possible children:

  • AB+, AB-, A+, A-, B+, B-, O+, O-
  • This couple could have children with any blood type!

Blood Type Distribution

Global average distribution:

  • O+ : 38%
  • A+ : 34%
  • B+ : 9%
  • O- : 7%
  • A- : 6%
  • AB+ : 3%
  • B- : 2%
  • AB- : 1%

Important Notes

Medical Disclaimer: This calculator is for educational purposes only. For medical advice, paternity testing, or health decisions, consult healthcare professionals. Blood type can only be definitively determined through laboratory testing.