A person with antigen A in the RBC and antibody B in plasma belongs to the blood group :

A person with antigen A in RBC and antibody b in plasma.

A person with no antigen on RBC and antibodies A and B in plasma

A person with antigens A and B and no antibodies belongs to blood gorup or In which blood group antibodies are absent

A person having bothe antigen A and antigen B on the surface of RNCs belongs to blood group

Universal donors have no antigens in RBC and have both a and b antibodies. They belong to blood group or Which blood group patients of any blood group

In a Tabular Column, mention the distribution of Antigen (RBC) and antibody (Plasma) in different blood groups.

A person without A and B antigens can give blood to

A person without A and B antigens can give blood to

Study of interaction of antigen and antibody in blood is