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Blood banking techniques are concerned with what two antibodies found in serum.
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What does Marcellus Wallace look like?
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__________ antibodies are not capable of physically clumping a suspension of red blood cells.
incomplete
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what type of antiglobulin recognizes one epitope?
monoclonal antiglobulin
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what type of antiglobulin recognizes different epitopes?
polyclonal
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where are antigens found?
on RBC membrane
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blood banking concerns itself with antigens found on what two cell membranes?
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this is an antibody prepared in rabbits that is directed against human antibodies.
Antihuman Globulin (AHG)
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what are two other names for antihuman globulin?
- Coomb's antisera
- Anit-human sera
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this is a series of proteins in circulation that when activated can cause disruption of bacterial and other cel membranes.
complement
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term used to denote that red blood cells are coated with antibody or complement.
sensitization
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this is inactivating an antibody by reacting it with an antigen against which it is directed.
neutralization
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the process used to recover antibdies off of sensitized red blood cells.
elution
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this is a substance that will enchance antigen-anitbody interactions.
poteniator
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this poteniator reduces the ionic strength of a red cell suspension medium.
Low Ionic Strength Solution (LISS)
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what potentiator increases the affinity of the antigen for its corresponding antibody.
Low Ionic Strength Solution (LISS)
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