Understanding Blood Type O Negative: The Universal Donor
The blood type that can move around the body to almost all the parts is 0-.It is known as universal donor. The reason for this is that its red cells do not have A or B antigens, the two main antigens that can cause a transfusion reaction. Therefore any person can accept 0- blood.
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