uan used the ABO blood testing kit to determine his blood type. His test showed the following anti-A anti-B anti-D - - + + means agglutination was observed - means no agglutination was observed What is Juan's blood type? O- O+ A+ A-

uan used the ABO blood testing kit to determine his blood type. His test showed the following anti-A anti-B anti-D - - + + means agglutination was observed - means no agglutination was observed What is Juan's blood type? O- O+ A+ A-

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uan used the ABO blood testing kit to determine his blood type. His test showed the following

anti-A anti-B anti-D

- - +

+ means agglutination was observed

- means no agglutination was observed

What is Juan's blood type?

		O-
		O+
		A+
		A-

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