Blood type


What was his blood type? did they make that up or does it have any scientific background?

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His blood was described as RzRz with lethal levels of lead.

RzRz is a real Native American blood sub-type which he apparently got from the immortality ritual. The lead would just build up over the centuries.

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Yes they said his blood type was AB NEG. which is the rarest blood type..

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They never said AB–, and furthermore RzRz is a Rh+ phenotype.

101 “Pilot”
Nurse: “Got the blood work back on your disappearing corpse, and it’s a mess.”
Dillane: “Hmm. No, this must be a lab error. These numbers don’t make sense. I mean, the hemoglobin level’s over the moon. 120 micros of lead? That’s enough to kill someone.”
Nurse: “Yeah, and check out the blood type. It’s this rare form of RzRz.”
Dillane: “It became extinct when certain Native American tribes disappeared.”
Nurse: “So, somebody’s pulling our chain?”
Dillane: “Hope so.”

103 “Soldier’s Heart”
Dillane: “Your blood work was curious. It had anomalies.”
John: “Anomalies?”
Dillane: “A toxic level of lead. Native American genetic markers.”
John: “A great-great-great-great-grandmother was part Lenape.”
Dillane: “Lenape?”
John: “The original inhabitants of Manhattan.”
Dillane: “The ones who sold it to the Dutch?”
John: “Old wives’ tale. Trust me, it never happened.”

104 “Honor”
Dillane: “See how fast your blood clots? I got back some more of your tests. Your platelet level is 10 times normal, and you have very low levels of factor VIII.”
John: “I love it when you talk medical.”

Notes:
• 120 micros (micrograms per deciliter) is three times the adult toxic level, and 12 times the safe level for children.
• RzRz is a rare (<0.05% or under 5 in 10,000) Rh(D)+ phenotype, that was more common in Native Americans and Native Alaskans.
• The fast clotting and high platelet level, is despite the low levels of factor VIII which would normally cause hemophilia.

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