In a blood typing exam, which anti-sera (anti-A? anti-B? anti-Rh/D?) would lead to agglutination near A+ blood?
I'm thinking that it is anti-A but, I'm unsure about the anti-Rh/D
Answers:
both anti A and anti Rh
It agglutinates with a different blood type so it would agglutinate with Type B blood which have A antibodies and B antigens.
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both anti A and anti Rh
It agglutinates with a different blood type so it would agglutinate with Type B blood which have A antibodies and B antigens.
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