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What is ABO antigens are not found in - and explain in detail?
option 1 is correct. REFERENCE; WINTROBE CLINICAL HAEMATOLOGY. Volume 1 page 636. Although the ABO blood group antigens are regarded as RBC antigens, they are actually present in wide variety of human tissues especially on most epithelial and endothelial cells. Blood cells such as T cellls, B cells and platelets also have ABO antigens. It is absent in CSF.