I still dont undersatnd how O is donated to to A The reason A is nlt doneted to B becuz B has antibody of A But O also has antibody of A right? Then how come O wont cause coagulation?
When blood from a donor with blood group A is transfused into an individual with blood group AB, a few things occur: The recipient's blood group AB means they have both A and B antigens on their RBCs. The donor's blood contains anti-B antibodies, which would react with the B antigens if they were present on the recipient's RBCs. However, in this case, because the recipient's RBCs also contain A antigens, these antigens will bind to and neutralize the anti-B antibodies before they have a chance to react with the B antigens. As a result, there's no significant reaction between the donor's anti-B antibodies and the recipient's RBCs. In summary, the presence of A antigens on the recipient's RBCs prevents the anti-B antibodies from reacting with the B antigens, leading to no observable reaction during blood transfusion between individuals with blood group A and blood group AB.
If a donor having O blood group. Then Anti A and B both antibodies are present in plasma of that donor then how that donor give blood to A and B blood group patient?? kindly give me reply quickly
O- will be the universal donor as they lack all 3 antigens (ie. A,B, & the Rh antigen) while the Rh antigen of O+ will react with -ve blood types that have antibodies for Rh and will cause coagulation
Blood Type 0 is the universal donor (Persons with Type 0 can donate blood to everyone): Red blood cells of this persons do NOT express antigens A & B... If a patient with Blood Type A receives this blood, he has Antibodies against B... but since the Blood contains no B antigens, this is no problem!
@@moustafaalbatran5304 If we speak about a "whole blood donation" here is what happens: B donates blood including red blood cells that express the B antigen. O however has red blood cells in their system that have no A or B antigen. Once O would receive the "foreign" red blood cells, antibodies against the B antigen would attack the red blood cells of the donor.
This video is A+
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O-utstanding
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So is my blood type.
I really love your explanation thanks u sir, love from India🇮🇳🇮🇳
Thank you very much! I have understood blood groups as I will be science teacher , I am very grateful ❤️❤️❤️
Interesting to get to know much about fluent vocabulary . Great channel keep it up ❤
We need more videos like these❤
Thank you..
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My blood group is B+.
Also I'm from India
So
mine too lmao, indians
Nobody cares🥱
Same bro, B+
@@sharvanijadhav5696Same & I'm also Indian 😊
Thank you so much 👍 I appreciate your hard work 🙏
You haven't talked about one more blood type, the golden blood which is considered
Thanks sir from Pakistan ❤❤
O positive - India!
Great work👍
Excellent video..thank you for this😊
Thank you so much for making this beautiful video. Very thing was clear and easy to understand thank you agin
Thank you for the video, I kinda grasp most out of this video
I am Blood type B, from Papua New Guinea.
My blood group is O+ I'm from Sri Lanka 💐
Someone here identified the blood type of this video as A+
I still dont undersatnd how O is donated to to A
The reason A is nlt doneted to B becuz B has antibody of A
But O also has antibody of A right? Then how come O wont cause coagulation?
Only the blood cells are donated and not the serum which contains the antibodies
@@123456789111ab thankyou for the explanation 💜
Great sir
Why does antibody B from The donor with blood group A not react with the antigen B on the RBCs with blood group AB?
When blood from a donor with blood group A is transfused into an individual with blood group AB, a few things occur:
The recipient's blood group AB means they have both A and B antigens on their RBCs.
The donor's blood contains anti-B antibodies, which would react with the B antigens if they were present on the recipient's RBCs.
However, in this case, because the recipient's RBCs also contain A antigens, these antigens will bind to and neutralize the anti-B antibodies before they have a chance to react with the B antigens. As a result, there's no significant reaction between the donor's anti-B antibodies and the recipient's RBCs.
In summary, the presence of A antigens on the recipient's RBCs prevents the anti-B antibodies from reacting with the B antigens, leading to no observable reaction during blood transfusion between individuals with blood group A and blood group AB.
@@finnhighfield2164 thank you so much dude
My mom is B and my dad is O, but both me and my sister are B. So we know that both me and my sister must have only one B gene.
B is a dominant gene, while O is a recessive gene. An individual with two alleles, B and O, will always result in Type B blood.
B is from your mother
Much love from Kenya
Thank you so much for your good idea
Thanks for that explanation, my blood group is O
ABO system of blood measures the? Antibody or antigen or both
O+ , thanks now i understand blood groups, but is there a difference in + and - like can o+ donate to o-
o- can donate to o+
O+ cannot donate to O-
But
O- can donate to O+
My blood group is B+ and I am from India
I'm B+ ,from zambia
I'm O+ 👍
If a donor having O blood group. Then Anti A and B both antibodies are present in plasma of that donor then how that donor give blood to A and B blood group patient?? kindly give me reply quickly
I have the same query.
I m India 🇮🇳 amezing video
sir which type of blood is the most donorable blood in the world?
O- or O+
O- dude
O- will be the universal donor as they lack all 3 antigens (ie. A,B, & the Rh antigen)
while the Rh antigen of O+ will react with -ve blood types that have antibodies for Rh and will cause coagulation
I have AB+type
Superb
Good very good ❤
great explanation
My blood group is A v+ means.. I didn't know how?
O Positive 🅾️+
Chinese Indonesian 🇨🇳🇮🇩
Universal donor
Never give up always B+
Mine is AB+
Universal recepient
@@KIMILSUNG554 yupp
I'm B+ from INDIA 🇮🇳🤞
Thank you so muc
Sir if O have anti A and anti B why he can give to type A and B why don't the anti core don't attack the blood cells of the receiver
Blood Type 0 is the universal donor (Persons with Type 0 can donate blood to everyone):
Red blood cells of this persons do NOT express antigens A & B...
If a patient with Blood Type A receives this blood, he has Antibodies against B...
but since the Blood contains no B antigens, this is no problem!
@@henrikslab so now us with group group 0+ who can donate blood to us ?
@@candychocky8399 People with the same Blood group (O+ and O-) can donate blood to you
@@henrikslab so meaning it’s not good to have blood o because it’s difficult to find people with that blood group
@@candychocky8399 If you look at it this way it depends on the region... in Germany Blood Type O is extremely common, so it is no problem at all here.
My blood group is A+ . Now share your blood group 🤗
Universal recepient😌
Can B tranfuse to O?
No
@@henrikslab why
@@moustafaalbatran5304 If we speak about a "whole blood donation" here is what happens:
B donates blood including red blood cells that express the B antigen. O however has red blood cells in their system that have no A or B antigen. Once O would receive the "foreign" red blood cells, antibodies against the B antigen would attack the red blood cells of the donor.
@@henrikslab oh so if anti B binds to B antigen will cause blood clotinng?
@@moustafaalbatran5304 This is likely to happen, yes
B positive ❤
You sir are fucking goated.
Good fucking yard
My blood group is AB positive 😊
Universal recipient
@Aisha-721 yes.....😁
My blood group AB from Somalia and it's rare ..Japan has highest AB group
1-) *Scale*
2-) *Blue gel pen -4*
3-) *Black gel pen -2*
Huh?
Good contents
Thanks🎉❤
My ABO blood group is 0
Thank you very much I'm group 0
Very good
Thx 🙏🏻
Sir next topic can Be:-Meselson-Stahl experiment
Wrote it on the long list of topics
Im o my boyfriend is o- what does that mean ?
Tell him to donate some if he could
Its so rare blood type so precious
Are you O+ or O-
My blood is o Rh +ve
It's just amazing
Thanks!
Universal donars raise Ur hands 😊
Thank you sir
My type is A+ I am in the UK Great video!
My blood group is Rh null from pakistan
Mine is O negative
I'm B+ too
Hello my blood group is AB negative so tell me the effects or what happen to me
You can receive from anyone
you can receive blood from anyone except donors with O positive
@@annakhableyou can receive from anyone who has negative blood.
@@user-bb1fy2lu4jor with A+, B+, or AB+.
Thx 😊 5:44
Waaao😍😍
Mine is o+
My blood group is O-ve
Universal donor but i cant accept blood rather from O-ve
The video deserves a clap👏
My blood group is.B+
AB can donate AB,A,B,o
NO
It can donate only to AB
Instead, O is the blood type that can donate to A, B, AB, and O.
AB can receive from A, B, & O, but it can only donate to AB.
Blood group AB.. Universal receptor
I also the same.
A+ ❤
My blood group is B+ I am from India ☺️
Same😊
UNIVERSAL RECIPIENT 😊
شرح جميل شكراا
B+
O+ from india❤ 7:01
My O😅
i got o positive
fun fact: my sister has o negative
Am blood group O Rh-
A positive
B-💀
100%👩💻👨💻👩💻👨💻
A+
Go ahead
O+ from pakistan #nainan
A -plus
I'm from India.... Blood grp.. B+
AB positive
👌👍👍
Mine is b+
O+ I'M Sri Lankan
I'M Sri Lankan
im B+
My blood group is xxx+ 😅😅
Bade harami ho be😃
What does that mean?
I 'm B- from india
O or O- 6:51
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