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Blood corpuscles containing both A and B antigens are mixed with another blood serum. The blood corpuscles agglutinated. Blood serum belongs to blood group

A

A

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B

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AB

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D

O.

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Solution

The correct option is C O.
C. AB
EXPLANATION: If agglutination occurred with only Anti-A test serum, then the blood group is A. If agglutination occurred only with Anti-B test serum, then the blood group is B and if agglutination occurred with both the test serums, then blood group is AB. In blood group O, there is no agglutination.

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