Biology, asked by zoha6phicshruvijari, 1 year ago

when blood with blood group O transfusedto a person with blood group AB cant the antibody present in the plasma of the blood with blood group O react with the antigens of blood with the blood group AB . why.

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Answered by Rohitkumar200173

O is the rare blood group. AB cant the antibody present in the plasma so O transfusd to a person are normaly

Answered by Kuldeepnehra

Person of O blood group has no Antigens, neither A nor B so can be transfused to person of blood group AB as there will not be antigen-antibody reaction.

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