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Who reported the ABO blood grouping in human beings for the first time? What is the basis for this grouping.

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Karl Landsteiner reported for the first time ABO blood groups in human being. This grouping is based on the presence or absence of two antigens on the RBC's namely A and B. In a blood transfusion, the blood of a donor has to be matched with the blood of a recipient as transfusion of mismatched blood groups leads to agglutination of blood.



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