A person who makes anti-B antibodies cannot safely accept any blood types in which erythrocytes display B antigens.

Name: A person who makes anti-B antibodies cannot safely accept any blood types in which erythrocytes display B antigens.
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A person with anti-B antibodies will produce a reaction against B antigens present on the erythrocytes of any blood type that carries the B antigen, including blood types B and AB. Therefore, they cannot safely receive blood from donors with these blood types.

A Person Who Makes Anti-B Antibodies Cannot Safely Accept Any