What happens when rhesus positive blood is given to rhesus negative recipient?

      

What happens when rhesus positive blood is given to rhesus negative recipient?

  

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Francis
The person with rhesus negative produces antibodies that attack the antigens from a person with rhesus positive blood thus causing agglutination of blood making it difficult for the blood transfusion process from a person with rhesus positive to a person with rhesus negative.
franco crick answered the question on March 7, 2018 at 11:42


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