A person with type AB blood is considered universal recipient would have antigens on red blood cells, and _ antibodies in the plasma.

A and B, neither anti-A nor anti-B

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neither A nor B, both anti-A and anti-B

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B, anti-A

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A, anti-B

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Solution

The correct option is A
A and B, neither anti-A nor anti-B

Type ‘A' blood has antibodies to antigens of type 'B' and type 'B' has antibodies to antigens of type 'A'. Group 'AB' has no antibodies as the RBCs have both 'A' and 'B' surface antigens which are recognised as non-foreign proteins.

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A person with type AB blood is considered universal recipient would have ______ antigens on red blood cells, and _______ antibodies in the plasma.

The correct option is A A and B, neither anti-A nor anti-B Type ‘A' blood has antibodies to antigens of type 'B' and type 'B' has antibodies to antigens of type 'A'. Group 'AB' has no antibodies as the RBCs have both 'A' and 'B' surface antigens which are recognised as non-foreign proteins.

A person with type AB blood is considered universal recipient would have antigens on red blood cells, and _ antibodies in the plasma.

The correct option is A
A and B, neither anti-A nor anti-B

Type ‘A' blood has antibodies to antigens of type 'B' and type 'B' has antibodies to antigens of type 'A'. Group 'AB' has no antibodies as the RBCs have both 'A' and 'B' surface antigens which are recognised as non-foreign proteins.