Why is type ab blood considered the universal recipient? it has both antibodies in the plasma. it has no antibodies in the plasma. it has no antigens on the red blood cells?

Why is type ab blood considered the universal recipient? it has both antibodies in the plasma. it has no antibodies in the plasma. it has no antigens on the red blood cells?

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