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Digital ACT Science Practice Question #1535

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A patient's blood was tested with Anti-A and Anti-B diagnostic antibodies: - Anti-A added: Strong agglutination (clumping) - Anti-B added: No agglutination What is the patient's ABO blood type?
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Clumps with Anti-A only = Type A.

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Agglutination with Anti-A confirms presence of A antigens. No clumping with Anti-B confirms absence of B antigens. Blood type is Type A....

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