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what is chemical nature of ABO isoantigene?​

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Answered by amanchakrawarty
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The blood group antigens are formed by the addition of specific sugars to an oligosaccharide precursor chain which may be bound through sphingosine to fatty acids (glycolipid) or through serine or threonine to a peptide chain (glycoproteins).

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