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    A Patient's Red Cells Are Agglutinated by Anti-B,but Not by Anti-A.This
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A Patient's Red Cells Are Agglutinated by Anti-B,but Not by Anti-A.This

Question 6

Question 6

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A patient's red cells are agglutinated by anti-B,but not by anti-A.This person would have which of the following ABO phenotypes?


A) Group B
B) Group O
C) Group AB
D) Group A

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