General Biology - Blood group

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Moumita Sen ·2013-06-20 23:57:36

AB- blood has A and B antigens and no Rh Factor. So a person with what blood group can it be donated to?

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jinia pal ·2013-08-24 23:10:53

If AB- blood is transmitted to AB+ blood, at first no reaction will occur. But in the transmission, of AB- blood to the same AB+ blood, reaction will occur and the recipient will die after 1-2 days.

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Moumita Sen Why will there be a reaction in this case?
Upvote·0· Reply ·2013-08-26 23:42:03
jinia pal in the second transmission
Upvote·0· Reply ·2013-08-27 04:49:40
Moumita Sen That is incorrect. AB- blood can in fact be donated to an AB+ person. The AB part is the same, so no problem. AB- blood has no Rh factor, so no antibody response will be elicited.
Upvote·0· Reply ·2013-08-27 23:35:24
jinia pal i guess you are confused about this
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Moumita Sen ·2013-09-11 06:14:20

Which part is confusing to you? Why according to you will there be a reaction in the second transmission?

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jinia pal If RH+ blood is given to RH- patient, the latter will develops anti-RH antibodies. Subsequent transfusion of RH+ blood results in agglutination, with serious consequences.
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Moumita Sen ·2013-09-18 03:35:05

Read the question carefully. AB- blood is being given to an AB+ person, not the other way round.

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