What blood type has been found on the relics of Jesus Christ here on earth?

In contemporary times the best known, studied and discussed relic attributed to Jesus is the Shroud of Turin, currently kept in Turin and personal possession of the Pope. According to tradition, the Shroud is the sheet that had wrapped the body of Jesus in the tomb. The fabric is linen and measures 442x113 cm. It has the double image (front and back) of a man with a beard, mustache and long hair laying on the body the signs corresponding to the description of the passion: scourging, crowning with thorns, his hands and feet pierced by nails, spear wound in his side. The picture is not painted but comes from a gradual yellowing of textile fiber, as if it were a negative impression of a photographic film. In correspondence with the deepest wounds are traces of blood type AB. The history of the Shroud is documented with certainty only from 1353, when the French Knight Geoffroy de Charny, who had fought in the Middle East, declared its possession. The Church has never officially ruled on the authenticity of the Shroud, but highly exalts the Shroud. Are there other studies collaborating with the Shroud's results for Jesus' blood type? Are there any other similar scenarios that indicate what Jesus' blood type was?