Final answer:
The red cells with the most D antigen present are Rh null cells.
Step-by-step explanation:
The red cells with the most D antigen present are Rh null cells.
Of the red cells listed:
- Rh null: These cells do not express any Rhesus antigens, including the D antigen. Therefore, they have the least amount of D antigen.
- Dce/Dce: These cells have two copies of the Dce allele, which means they have a moderate amount of D antigen.
- dce/dce: These cells do not have any copies of the D allele, so they do not have any D antigen.
- D–/D–: These cells have two copies of the D– allele, which means they have no D antigen.
Therefore, Rh null cells have the most D antigen present.