http://www.sart.org/Guide_DonorOocyteTherapy.html
Serious compromise of a baby’s health can occur
when an Rh-negative woman is carrying an Rh-positive fetus. With modern obstetrical treatment, such complications are uncommon, but they still exist. There are two ways an Rh-negative woman can have an Rh-positive baby. One is if the father of the baby is Rh positive, and the baby inherited Rh positivity from the father.
The other way this can happen is if an Rh-negative woman receives an oocyte from a donor who is Rh positive, and the genetic makeup of the oocyte confers Rh positivity on the resulting fetus. Thus, practically speaking, the main situation in which the blood type of the egg donor can pose
increased risk for the recipient is when both the recipient and her husband are Rh negative.
Izgleda da je problem samo ako je donor Rh pozitivna a primaoc Rh negativna. Kod vas je obrnuto.
Sto se tice nasledjivanja Rh negativnog faktora:
Rh (or the D antigen) is inherited on one locus (on the short arm of the first chromosome, 1p36.2-p34) with two alleles, of which Rh+ is dominant and Rh- recessive. The gene codes for a polypeptide on the red cell membrane. Rh- individuals (dd genotype) do not produce this antigen, and may be sensitized to Rh+ blood.
Kao i tip krvne grupe kojeg odredjuje dominantiji gen, tako i u slucaju da tvoj muz ima na oba alela gen za Rh pozitivnost, ne postoje teoretske sanse da dete nasledi negativan Rh. Jedino u slucaju da je tvoj muz heterozigot, odnosno da pored gena za pozitivan Rh ima i gen za negativan Rh...tada su sanse da dete pokupi Rh- 50%.