A person with type AB blood is considered universal recipient. He 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 anti-B antibodies nad A antigen. Type 'B' blood has anti-A antibodies and B antigen. 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. He 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 anti-B antibodies nad A antigen. Type 'B' blood has anti-A antibodies and B antigen. 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. He 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 anti-B antibodies nad A antigen. Type 'B' blood has anti-A antibodies and B antigen. Group 'AB' has no antibodies as the RBCs have both 'A' and 'B' surface antigens which are recognised as non-foreign proteins.