Human Blood (4)

Types of antibodies for type of blood AB

None

Type of antigen for type of blood 0

None

Type of antibodi for type of blood O

Anti-A and Anti-B

The largest component in human blood

Blood plasma

A person's ability to receive blood is based on the presence of antibodies in his blood plasma (1)

An individual who has Anti-A antibodies (type B blood) cannot receive types A and AB blood because these two blood types contain A antigen

A person's ability to receive blood is based on the presence of antibodies in his blood plasma (2)

An individual who has Anti-B antibodies (type A blood) cannot receive types B and AB blood because these two blood types contain B antigen

A person's ability to receive blood is based on the presence of antibodies in his blood plasma (3)

An individual who has type AB blood is free to receive all types of blood because there are no antibodies in his blood (universal recipient)

A person's ability to receive blood is based on the presence of antibodies in his blood plasma (4)

An individual who has type O blood cannot receive any other blood type because of the presence of Anti-A and Anti-B antibodies in his blood plasma

Blood group of recipient blood group of donor A

- Blood group A - Blood group AB

Blood group of recipient blood group of donor B

- Blood group B - Blood group AB