In antiglobulin testing, the purpose of adding Coombs' reagent is to:
A) provide a bridge between non-agglutinated particles to establish cross-linking to achieve agglutination
B) solubilize particles in order for agglutination to disappear, allowing any following reactions to be more evident
C) inactivate complement
D) activate complement
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A)nephelometry
B)densitometry
C)spectrophotometry
D)direct visual
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