Question

if the blood from an individual with type o blood is mixed with anti - a serum in one well and anti - b serum in a second separate well. multiple choice the anti - b serum well will show agglutination, but the anti - a serum well will not. the anti - a serum well and the anti - b serum well both show agglutination. the anti - a serum well will show agglutination, but the anti - b serum well will not. no agglutination will be seen.

Explanation:

Type O blood has no A or B antigens on its red blood cells. Agglutination only occurs when specific antibodies (anti-A/anti-B) bind to matching antigens. Since there are no A/B antigens present, neither serum will trigger agglutination.

Answer:

no agglutination will be seen.