Blood Group System Flashcards

1
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First victim of BTR?

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Pope Innocent VIII

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2
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Animal to animal transfusion

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Richard Lower

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3
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Animal to human transfusion

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Jean Baptiste Denis

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4
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Human to human transfusion

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James Blundell

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5
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Traditional marker of T cells

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CD 2

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6
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2 Characteristics of IMMUNOGEN

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Immunogenicity
Antigenicity

I - stimulate ab prod
A - respond to its corresponding ab

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7
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2 ways a Female can be exposed to antigen

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  1. Pregnancy

2. Blood transfusion

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2 ways a Female can be exposed to antigen

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  1. Pregnancy

2. Blood transfusion

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9
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[Incidence]

Rare antigens

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Low incidence

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10
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[Incidence]

Private / Family Antigen

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Low incidence

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11
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[Incidence]

Kell (K)

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Low Incidence

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12
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Test for CGD

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NBT (Nitroblue Tetrazolium Test)

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13
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[Incidence]

Common / Public Antigens

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High incidence

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14
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[Incidence]

Cellano (k), Ii

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High incidence

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15
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Main site of antibody production

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Spleen

  • largest 2° lymphoid organ
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16
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Product of antigen exposure

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Antibody

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17
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Targests antigen present on the px’s rbc

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Autoantibody

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18
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Test for autoantibody

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Autocontrol (AC) = px rbc + px serum

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19
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[Alloantibodies]

Naturally occuring / expected (no need for exposure; stimulus are unknown)

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Natural Alloantibodies

ex. ABO ab

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20
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[Alloantibodies]

Unexpected

Product of exposure to foreign antigen

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Immune antibody

ex. pregnancy, transfusion (Rh ab)

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21
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Smallest Ig

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IgG

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22
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Coating ab

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IgG

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23
Q

Can cross placenta

Can cause HDFN

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IgG

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24
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Ig that reacts at 37°C

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IgG

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Ig that causes Agglutination
IgM
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Largest Ig
IgM
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Ig that reacts at RT or colder
IgM
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3 major blood groups accdg to immunogenicity
1. ABO 2. Rh 3. Kell
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3rd most immunogenic blood group
Kell
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Who discovered the ABO bgs (3)
1. Karl Landsteiner 2. Sturle 3. Von Descatello
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When is ABO bgs discovered
1901
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Most immunogenic blood group system ISBT 001
ABO
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Final test for ABO type
Crossmatching
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Universal donor of red cells
O
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Universal plasma receiver
O high risk for gastric ulcer
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Universal red cell receiver
AB
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Universal plasma donor
AB
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High risk for gastric carcinoma
A
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Has no antibody
AB
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Has no antigen
O
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Has anti-B
A
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Has anti-A
B
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Central dogma / golden rule
Ag + Ab = Reactiona
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Positive reactions (3)
1. Agglutination - IgM 2. Hemolysis - Complement protein (2 IgG + 1 IgM) 3. Precipitation - soluble Ag
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Activates complement protein
Calcium
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Seen in plasma due to fibrinogen
Rouleaux
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Differentiates rouleaux from agglutination
NSS (0.9 or 0.85)
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Anticoagulant without Calcium | Helps anti-thrombin
Heparin
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ABO typing that uses - Red cells - Ag - Ab rxn
Forward / Direct typing Anti-A - contains tryptophan (blue) Anti-B - contains anti-flavin (yellow)
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ABO typing that uses serum, used to detect expected ab, used as confirmatory for forward typing
Backward / Reverse / Indirect typing
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Plant or animal extract that agglutinate red cell with specificity
ABO Lectins A - Dolichos biflorus B - Bandeiraea simplicifolia O - Ulex europeus
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Chromosome : ABO
Chromosome 9
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Chromosome : H gene
Chromosome 19
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Chromosome : Se gene
Chromosome 19
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Gene responsible for the formation of ABH Ag in the surface of rbcs
H gene
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(gene) formation of the ABH ag in body secretions
Se gene
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Antibacterial property in saliva and tears Targets gram (+) (+) Teichoic acid
Lysozyme
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Amorph gene
O gene
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Immunodominant sugars of ABO
A: N-acetyl galactosamine B: D-galactose O: L-fucose
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A subgroup that is (-) with anti-B
A2
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ABO phenotype that has the greatest antigen
O
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ABO phenotype with the least antigen
A1
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Specimen in determining the secretor status
Saliva
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Principle to determine secretor status
Agglutination inhibition / Neutralization
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Positive reaction for secretor state
No agglutination
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Group specific substances from other species
Wilebsky Substances A substance : hog stomach B substance : horse stomach
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Absence of ABH ag (H gene)
Bombay (Oh)
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Can "O" Negative PRBC be transfused during emergency?
No - because of Anti-H (naturally occuring)
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Used to differentiate O antigen from Bombay
O lectin (Ulex europeus)
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Original blood type of Acquired B Phenomenon
Type A
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D antigen (ISBT 004)
Rh blood group
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Discovered Rh bgs (2)
Levine | Steffon
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Immunogenicity of Rh bgs
D > c > E > C > e
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2 Rh genes
``` RHD gene (D ag) RHCE gene (CE ag) ```
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Absence of RHCE gene
D deletion
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Impossible to be seen in Rh blood group (4)
1. Anti F 2. Anti d 3. Anti c 4. Anti C
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Confirmation for Rh-
IAT (Indirect Antiglobulin Test) RC + Anti-D = No agglutination Rh- ➡ IAT ➡ (+) Agglutination ➡ Weak D / Partial D
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Mode of inheritance of Rh blood group
Autosomal dominant
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Weak D: Px: Rh (-) Donor: _____
Rh (+)
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Weak D expression (2)
Genetic Weak D (few number of D ag) C-trans ("position effect")
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One or more parts of D ag is missing
Partial D (D mosaic)
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Rh phenotype that causes stomatocytosis; | real life saver; all Ag are absent
Rh null
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Incomplete D antigenic site
D antigen only
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Present on most D positive and all C positive cells
G
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Ig in ABO
IgM
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Liberation of the fetal blood ➡ mother producea Rh(+) antibodies
Fetomaternal hemorrhage Pathogenesis: ✅ Hemolysis - when maternal IgG attaches specific Ags of the fetal rbcs ✅ Anemia - destruction of red cells ✅ Erythropoiesis - increased prod of immature red cells
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Ganglia stained with Bilirubin - Occurs in babies due to BBB still not intact
Kernicterus
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Decrease haptoglobin (because hapto is increased in the liver)
Intravascular hemolysis
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Percutaneous umbilical cord sampling
Cordocentesis
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IgG subclass that cannot activate complement
IgG4
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Blood used in Intrauterine Transfusion (to correct anemia) *blood trans thru umbilical vein
Mother's blood
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Remove the excess bilirubin or toxic blood rich in bilirubin
Exchange transfusion
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Prevents formation of anti-D
RhIG (Rhogam)
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Detect the fetal maternal blood (Qualitative / Screening test)
Rosette testing Maternal blood + reagent 1 (anti-D) + reagent 2 (Rh positive cells) (+) rosette = anti-D sticks to the baby's rbc
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Quantitative Procedure; uses acid elution
Kleihauer-Betke
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Hemoglobin resistant to acid elution
HbF
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BGS with IgG (5)
``` Rh Duffy Kidd Kell Ss ```
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``` ✅ ISBT 007 ✅ Produced in secretions but absorbed in the surface of red cells ✅ Manufactured by Tissue cells ✅ "Plasma Antigens" ✅ Fucosyl transferase ```
Lewis BGS
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Le assoc with receptor of H.pylori and Norwalk virus
Le b
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Le marker for Reddsterbeg cell
Le x
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(Le) increased renal graft and heart disease; increases susceptibility to infxn by candida and uropathogenic E.coli
Le (a-b)
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✅ ISBT 002 ✅ Chromosome 4 ✅ Glycoprotein found only on RBC ✅ Exhibit dosage effect
MNSs
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BGS that exhibit dosage effect (5)
``` MNSs Duffy Kidd Lutheran Rh ```
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P. falciparum resistant
M-N-
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✅ Weak IgM | ✅ Sources: liver flukes, tapeworms, earthworms, pidgeons and turtledoves
Anti-P1
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Causes spontaneous abortion
Anti-PP1 K (anti-Tja)
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IgG biphasic hemolysis (PCH) - Reacts at warm and cold temp
Anti-P (Donath-Landsteiner)
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Receptor for shiga toxin and E.coli assoc. hemolytic uremic syndrome
PK Antigen
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Receptor for Parvovirus B19 (5th disease; smallest DNA virus)
P Antigen
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High incidence antigen; Individuality
Ii i - linear antigen I - branching antigen
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IM, HEMPAS, alcoholic cirrhosis, reticulosis
Anti-i
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Primary Atypical Anemia (m.pneumoniae)
Anti-I
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Receptor for EBV
CD 25
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Meaning of HEMPAS
Hereditary Erythroblastic Multinuclearity with Positive Acidified Serum Test
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Sterol found in fungi
Ergosterol
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Sterol found in humans
Cholesterol
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Precursor of Kell
Kx
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Absence of Kell causes (2):
Acanthocytes, McLeod phenotype
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ISBT 008; Chemokine receptor
Duffy (Fy)
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P. vivax and P. knowlesi resistant
Fy null
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ZZAP meaning
Cysteine Activated Papain ✅ eluting reagent ✅ removes bound ab
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``` ISBT 009; Urea transport #1 cause of delayed HTR ```
Kidd (Jk)
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Antibody against Kell
Methyldopa (aldomet)
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BGS: Mongolian ancestry
Diego
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Cheapest potentiator/enhancement medium; 30mins to 1hr incubation period
22% bovine serum albumin
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Potentiator that removes excess water
PEG / polyethylene glycol