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Blood groups
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universal recipient
AB
Why is AB the universal recipient?
no antibodies
to
attack
the
donated blood
universal donor
O
Why is O the universal donor?
no antigens
on the
RBC
for the
recipients antibodies
to
attack
antigen
protein
on the
RBC's plasma membrane
;
determines blood type
antibodies
protein
in the
plasma
that
binds
to a
specific antigen
agglutination
antibodies bond
to
antigens
and cause blood to
clump
and
RBCs
to
rupture
anti-A binds to
A antigen
Type A has ________ antigen(s)
A
Type B has ________ antigen(s)
B
Type AB has ________ antigen(s)
A
and
B
Type O has ________ antigen(s)
no
Type A has ________ antibodies
anti-B
Type B has ________ antibodies
anti-A
Type AB has ________ antibodies
no
Type O has ________ antibodies
anti-A
and
anti-B