If a blood type produces antibodies for b then why can ab


If A blood type produces antibodies for B then why can AB blood types receive blood from A if the donor blood (A) has antibodies for B? Wouldn't the donor's antibodies for B attack the B antigen in the AB recipient? I understand that the recipient AB blood type produces no antibodies for the donor A blood type & itself won't attack the donor blood.

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