Blood Group B

Blood group B has B antigens on red blood cells and anti-A antibodies in the plasma. Individuals with this blood type can donate blood to those with blood group B or AB. They can receive blood from donors with blood group B or O. Blood group B is less common in certain regions. Compatibility is crucial for safe transfusions.

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What does it mean to have blood group B?

Your red blood cells carry B antigens, and your immune system generates antibodies targeting A antigens.

Who can receive blood from a person with blood group B?

People with blood group B or AB.

Who can donate blood to a person with blood group B?

People with blood group B or O.

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What does it mean to have blood group B?
Who can receive blood from a person with blood group B?
Who can donate blood to a person with blood group B?
What does it mean to have blood group B?
Who can receive blood from a person with blood group B?
Who can donate blood to a person with blood group B?
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