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A quick and simple method for phenotyping IgG-sensitized red blood cells

T.S. Sererat

T.S. Sererat

Supervisor Special Services Laboratory, American Red Cross Blood Services, Western Lake Erie RegionOhio, US State
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Sererat, T.S.
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D. V Eidt

D. V Eidt

Special Services Technologist, American Red Cross Blood ServicesOhio, US State
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Eidt, D. V
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A. Dutched

A. Dutched

Special Services Technologist, American Red Cross Blood ServicesOhio, US State
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Oct 18, 2020
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Published Online: Oct 18, 2020
Page range: 154 - 156
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21307/immunohematology-2019-598
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Positive (IgG) direct antiglobulin test (DAT) reactivity ranging from weakly positive to 2+ can be eliminated using a simple “blocking” technique with anti-IgG. This method can be used for antigen typing DAT-positive red blood cells that require the antiglobulin technique. Immunohematology 2000;16:154–156.

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