Multiple Choice
Why can anti-H sometimes be found in an A1B individual?
A) L-fucose does not attach to precursor substance.
B) The H gene is not inherited.
C) The specific immunodominant sugar blocks the presence of H antigen.
D) The individual does not secrete H substance in secretions.
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