Based on reliable scientific and genetic evidence, the sex of a fetus in humans is determined at the moment of fertilization according to the combination of parental chromosomes. Each human cell contains 23 pairs of chromosomes, one of which constitutes the sex chromosomes.
The phrase “your blood doesn’t match” is sometimes used before marriage and can cause concern for some couples about the possibility of marrying. But does blood type—or such common expressions—really impose any restrictions?