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A bone marrow harvest. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
ANSWER: Yes. The recipients blood type eventually changes to the donor type. That means if you had a blood type of A+ prior to transplant and your donor had a blood type of O, eventually your blood type would become O. I may take several weeks, possibly months for your original blood type to disappear, but eventually it will.
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Yes, from both types of transplant the recipient will eventually become the donors type.
Interesting, but I will NOT allow anyone other than an O-Neg do anything for me…
And I will not allow anyone but A- to do anything for me. Thankfully my Mom and two daughters are A- as well.