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An individual with blood type O receives type A blood. The phenomenon is agglutination.
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RBC's of type O do not have surfarce antigens; in the blood of this individual will be naturally occuring antibodies to A type antigens on RBC's of the donor. Reaction between anti-A antobodies with A antigens in the donor's blood will cause type II hypersensitivity reaction leading to RBC (red blood cell) lysis.
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