A patient's blood type is determined by specific carbohydrate chains attached to proteins on the RBC surface. These conjugated molecules are:
Q1. A patient's blood type is determined by specific carbohydrate chains attached to proteins on the RBC surface. These conjugated molecules are:
Answer: Glycoproteins
Explanation: Blood group antigens are glycoproteins; glycolipids are tempting but the majority of human blood group determinants are protein-linked carbohydrate chains.