Why is a type individual considered a universal blood donor? A type O individual

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Why is a type  individual considered a universal blood donor?

A type O individual does not produce the antigenic A or B oligosaccharides and hence, can donate blood to any recipient without stimulating an immune reaction.
A type O individual does not produce lactose synthase or mutarotase and hence, can donate blood to any recipient without experiencing any negative health effects.
A type O individual produces both the antigenic A and B oligosaccharides and hence, can donate blood to any recipient without stimulating an immune reaction.
A type O individual produces both lactose synthase and mutarotase and hence, can donate blood to any recipient without experiencing any negative health effects.

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Universal donor blood ;

A type O individual does not produce the antigenic A and B oligosaccharides and hence can donate blood to any recipient without stimmulating the immune reaction

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