Which is going to result in significant agglutination?
A)Donor is Type A and recipient has antibody anti-B
B)Donor is Type B and recipient has antibody anti-A
C)Donor is Type O and recipient is Type O
D)Donor is Type A and recipient is Type AB
E)Donor is Type AB and recipient is Type B

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Agglutination occurs when the donor's blood type antigens are incompatible with the recipient's antibodies. In choice E, the donor is Type AB (having both A and B antigens) and the recipient is Type B (having anti-A antibodies), leading to a reaction against the A antigens from the donor, causing significant agglutination.

Which Is Going to Result in Significant Agglutination