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a person with blood type b negative is injected with type a positive blood. from an immunological (antigen/antibody) standpoint what will happen after the injection
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a person with blood type b negative is injected with type a positive blood. from an immunological (antigen/antibody) standpoint what will happen after the injection

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Antibodies will attack the new cells
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