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A blood group having no antigen but possessing both a and b antibodies is:

A

A

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O

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B

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AB

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Solution

The correct option is C O
Persons with blood group O possess no antigen on RBC surface but they have both antibodies a and b in plasma.
So, the correct option is B.

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