Biology · Blood Transfusion
What is the primary cause of agglutination in blood transfusions?
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- 1Reaction between corresponding antigens and antibodies✓
- 2Mixing of two different positive blood groups
- 3Reaction between two different antigens
- 4Reaction between two different antibodies
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Reaction between corresponding antigens and antibodies
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