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A person with ‘A’ blood group does not produce anti-A antibodies. Why?

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Dear student, person with 'A' blood group have antigen A on there RBC's surface , if anti 'A' antibodies will be produced they would cause the destruction of there own blood(RBC). So anti 'A' antibodies are produced in such persons. Regards

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