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Blood Types

Blood Types. Clumping Reaction and Blood Donation. I A i. I B i. i i. Blood Typing. Anti-A antibodies. clumping. Anti-B antibodies. clumping. Clumping Reaction. Blood Donation. A person can receive blood of any type for which they don’t produce antibodies against.

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Blood Types

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  1. Blood Types Clumping Reaction and Blood Donation

  2. IAi IBi i i

  3. Blood Typing Anti-A antibodies clumping Anti-B antibodies clumping

  4. Clumping Reaction

  5. Blood Donation • A person can receive blood of any type for which they don’t produce antibodies against. • A person can donate blood to any type that does not produce antibodies against the protein present on the donated cells.

  6. Example: Type O • Type O persons can only receive from Type O. • The plasma of a Type O person will contain both anti-A and anti-B antibodies. Therefore, if they are given A, B, or AB blood cells, the donated cells will clump together. Not good! • Type O persons are, however, “universal donors”. They can donate to all other types. • Since Type O cells don’t have either protein, there is nothing for the antibodies of the recipient to attack. No clumping.

  7. Blood Donation

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