Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry
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Interpretation: The reason for which a person with type A blood can’t donate blood to a person with type B blood needs be explained
Concept introduction: The blood groups are genetic that is inherited from the parents. There are in general four main types of blood groups: A, B. AB, and O. Based on theinherited antigenic substances on the surface of RBCs and presence and absence of antibodies, the type of blood is classified.
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