Question

multiple choice question
a patients blood does not agglutinate when either anti-a or anti-b antiserum is added to it. name the patients

ab

a

b

Explanation:

To determine the blood type, we use the principle of agglutination: anti - A antiserum agglutinates with A antigens (blood type A or AB), and anti - B antiserum agglutinates with B antigens (blood type B or AB). If there's no agglutination with either anti - A or anti - B, the blood has neither A nor B antigens, which corresponds to blood type O. The first option (presumably O, as the other options are AB, A, B) is correct.

Answer:

The first option (representing blood type O, as the other options are AB, A, B)