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Use of the enzyme method for antibody identification.

Clinical laboratory - 1 Jan 2004

Strobel Erwin

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Enzyme methods for red blood cell antibody testing may have two goals: detection of weak antibodies by increasing the strength of the reactions and differentiation of the antibodies in an antibody mixture by abolishing the reaction of antibodies against enzyme-labile antigens. We analyzed the phenotype listing sheets of all lots of one year (expiration date in 2002) of 8 products (5 manufacturers) (together 130...

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PMID: 15481633

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