Blood type O has no antigens but possesses both A and B antibodies, making it a universal donor as there are no antigens for antibodies to attack.
Le groupe sanguin O n'a pas d'antigènes mais possède des anticorps A et B, ce qui en fait un donneur universel car il n'y a pas d'antigènes à attaquer.
| Front | O Blood Type |
|---|---|
| Back | - no antigens (O=0) - A, B antibodies - universal donor (no antigens for antibodies to attack) |
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