A person with type O blood has:
A)O antigens on the surface of the red blood cells
B)anti-A and anti-B antibodies in circulation
C)circulating AB antibodies
D)agglutination of both the anti-A and anti-B antisera in the blood-typing test

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Type O negative blood is referred to as the "universal donor," because it has no circulating antibodies to the ABO antigen, nor does it have Rh antigens that might sensitize an Rh-negative recipient.

A Person with Type O Blood Has