A person met with an accident and was seriously injured. He needed blood. His blood group was found to be B. He can take blood from people having blood group____________ * 1 point

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Blood group B.

In people with blood group B, the surface of the red blood cells contains B antigen, and the plasma has anti-A antibody. As a result, B positive patients cannot receive blood group A or AB and should receive only blood group B. However, in severe cases, people with blood group B can receive blood from people with group O (universal donors).

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