Tom and jane participate in a red cross blood drive. both are first-time donors. as part of the screening process, their blood is typed. tom is a+. jane is ab+.
a. what abo antibody is found in tom's blood?
b. what abo antigens are found in jane's blood?

Tom's blood has Anti - B antibody is present in Tom's blood.

Jane's blood has A and B antigen.

Explanation:

- Tom's participated in Red Cross blood drive. The Tom 's blood is A+. The A+ individual has A antigen and anti- B antibody on their surface. The individual with A+ blood group can donate blood to A+ individual due to the presence of antigen and specific antibody. The N-acetylglucosamine is present on the surface of RBCs in the individuals with A+ blood type.

- Jane bolle group is AB+. This individual is known as universal recipient because of the absence of antibodies in the serum. The individual with AB+ blood type has both N-acetlgalactosamine and galactose on their RBCs surface.

auricle

explanation:

the flaps on the front of the atria are called the auricle.

answer:

no

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