Jérémy is a 36-year-old mathematics teacher.
For him, transmission is fundamental.
But it is not only knowledge that can be transmitted: so can blood.
His donor card bears the words group 0 + followed by an incomprehensible series of letters and numbers.
So far, nothing abnormal, and yet... she is very special: “I carry a very rare phenotype,” explains the teacher.
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We all know the most common blood groups A, B, O.
But Duffy, Bombay or Dantu?
In France, like Jérémy, nearly a million individuals have one of these rare bloods, that is to say affecting less than 4 people out of 1,000.
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