There will be agglutination when the

ojitematthew

3 months ago

Agglutination (clumping of red blood cells) occurs when antibodies in the serum react with matching antigens on erythrocytes (RBCs).
Blood Group Antigens and Antibodies
Blood Group
Antigen on RBC
Antibody in Serum
A
A antigen
Anti-B
B
B antigen
Anti-A
AB
A and B
None
O
None
Anti-A and Anti-B
Check the Options
A. Group A serum + Group A erythrocytes
Group A serum has anti-B
Group A erythrocytes have A antigen
No reaction → No agglutination
B. Group A serum + Group B erythrocytes
Group A serum has anti-B
Group B erythrocytes have B antigen
Anti-B reacts with B antigen → Agglutination occurs ✅
C. Group AB serum + Group O erythrocytes
AB serum has no antibodies
O erythrocytes have no antigens
No agglutination
D. Group B serum + Group B erythrocytes
Group B serum has anti-A
Group B erythrocytes have B antigen
No agglutination
✅ Correct Answer: B — Group A serum mixes with Group B erythrocytes.

WissyJ18

2 years ago

B is very correct.

pizzazz

11 years ago

Whatz d diff btw option A and B.

Shemasane

5 years ago

Okay I understand it, it's of different individual.
I was thinking of A
But B☑️

medik

10 years ago

ans is D

Gift247

7 years ago

the question should be -Which of the following does not cause aglutination