What are the blood compatible donor of blood type A,B, AB , O.

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ABO Grouping:

In the year 1900 Landsteiner was identified the ABO grouping system. In this an antigen type presence or absence can determines the blood group and are of 4 types:

1. A group: type A antigen is present, and body will develop antibodies against B antigen;

2. B group: type B antigen is present, and body will develop antibodies against A antigen;

3. AB group: types A and B antigens are present and body will have no antibodies;

4. O group: Absence of both A and B type antigens, and body develops antibodies against both the antigens.

The following table shows the blood transfusion compatibility:

AB - : Donor blood types A-. B-. AB-, O-

B+ : Donor blood types B+, B-, O+, O-

A+ : Donor blood types A+, A-, O+, O-

B- : Donor blood types B-, O-

O+ : Donor blood types O+, O-

A- : Donor blood types A-, O-

O- : Donor blood types O-

AB+ : Donor blood types A+, A-, B+, B-, AB+, AB-, O+ and O-

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