"The discovery of this new subtype and its subsequent addition to the GenBank database augments our understanding of the complexity and diversity of human blood types."
It's not a new blood type, its a new subtype.
Since you won't correct your mistake and others have to for you.
You deflect with "it's written about in multiple different ways"
Yet you don't fucking get it.
If the vaccines changes people blood subtypes then why haven't they found new ones for every type of blood?
Maybe it's the fact that the P blood type is rare and so finding different genes for p blood types is even rarer.
It's not a new blood type, its a new subtype.
Since you won't correct your mistake and others have to for you.
You deflect with "it's written about in multiple different ways"
Yet you don't fucking get it.
If the vaccines changes people blood subtypes then why haven't they found new ones for every type of blood?
Maybe it's the fact that the P blood type is rare and so finding different genes for p blood types is even rarer.
Your telling me the interbreeding of homo sapiens with other species like Neanderthals' and Denisovans would result in complex biological profiles.
And then you expect a one all vaccine that works for every different possible type.
Truly foolish.