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What antigen is present on the surface of B+ erythrocyte?
A) No ABO antigens and a +Rh antigen
B) B antigen and +Rh antigen
C) Anti-A antigen and an anti-Rh antigen
D) A antigen and +Rh antigen
B+ Erythrocyte
Refers to a type of red blood cell with B antigen on its surface and Rh factor positive, important in blood transfusion compatibility.
ABO Antigens
Specific markers found on the surface of red blood cells that determine a person's blood group in the ABO blood group system.
+Rh Antigen
A protein present on the surface of red blood cells that denotes the Rh+ blood group, playing a critical role in blood transfusion compatibility.
- Gain insight into the functional aspects of blood typing, including the identification of different antigens and antibodies associated with varied blood types.
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- Gain insight into the functional aspects of blood typing, including the identification of different antigens and antibodies associated with varied blood types.
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