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what decides the negative and positive factors in human blood?

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The Rh(rhesus) factor is a protein present on red blood cells which determines whether the person will have positive or negative factors in their blood. The person with Rh factor is known as Rh positive while those who do not possess Rh factor is known as Rh negative.

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