Biology, asked by salilhalder72, 9 months ago

a person blood group A cannot donate blood to recipient having blood group b why​

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Answered by titas123
5

Answer:

A person having blood group A+ can not donate blood to a another person blood group B+ because they have different antigens

Answered by mahaalageson
2

Explanation:

Yes because the person with blood group B have antigen B on the RBC surface and have antibody A in his plasma hence person with blood group A cant donate blood to person with blood group B

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