Antigen absent in Bombay blood group-

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Description: Ans. is 'a' i.e., H; 'b' i.e., A & 'c' i.e., B"Bhende et al (1952) from Bombay repoed the very rare instatnce in which A and B antigens as well as the H antigens are absent from red cells. This is known as Bombay or OH blood"
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