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Explain why a person who has ab blood is considered the universal recipient. why can this person receive any other blood type?
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Explain why a person who has ab blood is considered the universal recipient. why can this person receive any other blood type?
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O blood has no
antigens and is referred to as universal donor blood
, so that
will
not cause a reaction. So, a
person
with
AB blood has
all of the antigens that are possible, and an O negative
person has no
antigens that would cause a reaction.
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