Answer:
Red blood cells in blood type A-positive individuals have the A antigen, and generate antibodies against the B antigen (option B).
Explanation:
The basis of compatibility by blood group, according to the ABO system, is due to the presence of surface antigens A and B in the red blood cells. When a specific antigen is present, the body recognizes it as its own, while the other antigen will be recognized as foreign, and will induce antibody synthesis.
Blood types are determined by the presence, or absence, of these surface antigens A and B, generating antibodies against the antigens it does not possess, which can be summarized:
- <u>Blood type A</u><u> </u>has surface antigen A, but antibodies against B.
- <u>Blood type B</u> has surface antigen B, and antibodies against A
- <u>Blood type AB</u> has both A and B antigens, so it does not generate antibodies
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- <u>Blood type O</u> has no antigens, but can produce antibodies to both antigens.
Individuals' blood type is a genetically inherited trait
Your hypothesis is incorrect considering every day has the same length to it.
Answer:
It converts sugar to ATP, so the answer is B
