What Is Different About Red Blood Cells from a Person

question 101

Multiple Choice

What is different about red blood cells from a person with type AB blood,compared to those from other blood types?

• A) They carry Rh markers,whereas other blood types have none.
• B) They carry A and B type surface markers,so they are universal acceptors of blood.
• C) They carry A and B type surface markers,so they are universal donors of blood.
• D) They carry A and B type surface markers,so they cannot receive or donate blood.
• E) They have no surface markers from the ABO blood type alleles.

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