In which blood group antigens are absent?

Question

In which blood group antigens are absent? (A) O (B) B (C) AB (D) A

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

Person with blood group 'O' has no antigen on his RBC but has both the antibodies (i.e., a and b) in his plasma. Whereas a person with blood group ' AB' has both antigens but no antibody. Due to this blood group ' O' is universal donor and blood group 'AB' is universal acceptor.

Q. In which blood group antigens are absent?

O

B

AB

A

Person with blood group 'O' has no antigen on his $RBC$ but has both the antibodies (i.e., a and b) in his plasma. Whereas a person with blood group ' $A B$ ' has both antigens but no antibody. Due to this blood group ' $O$ ' is universal donor and blood group 'AB' is universal acceptor.