Suppose 3 slides are kept containing Antigens A, B, Rh. When Blood sample is added A antigen shows Agglutination, B antigen doesn't show agglutination and Rh Antigen doesn't show agglutination. So can we infer that the Blood sample is B+ or B- ?
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The answer is B(+ve) blood group.
As Rh Antigen doesn't show agglutination, the answer is B(+ve) blood group, if it would have been B(-ve) blood group, on reacting with Rh Antigen, the blood will treat Rh antigen as foreign body and would have prepared antibodies against it. Hence there should have been agglutination, which is not the case according to your question.
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The answer is B(+ve) blood group.
As Rh Antigen doesn't show agglutination, the answer is B(+ve) blood group, if it would have been B(-ve) blood group, on reacting with Rh Antigen, the blood will treat Rh antigen as foreign body and would have prepared antibodies against it. Hence there should have been agglutination, which is not the case according to your question.
Hope this information will clear your doubts about the topic.
If you have any more doubts just ask here on the forum and our experts will try to help you out as soon as possible.
Regards.