Cord blood can be used to differentiate anti-LW and anti-D antibodies because:
A) anti-LW reacts equally well with cord RBCs regardless of their D type.
B) anti-LW reacts only with D+ cord blood and not D- cord blood.
C) anti-LW reacts only with D- cord blood and not with D+ cord blood.
D) anti-LW reacts only with adult cells and not with cord blood.
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Q53: In testing blood cells for the Knops
Q54: Which statements are true of Anti-Lan?
A) Anti-Lan
Q55: Which antibody is enhanced with enzymes?
A) Colton
B)
Q56: Which antigen is denatured by enzymes?
A) ABTI
B)
Q57: End-stage renal disease may be present in
Q58: Which antigen is destroyed by DTT?
A) Dombrock
B)
Q59: Why was the Forssman system originally thought
Q60: Anti-Lan is able to cause
A) Severe hemolytic
Q61: How does Anti-LW usually react?
A) Weakly with
Q63: Which statement describes the role of Knops
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