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Prospects for the provision of genotyped blood for transfusion.
British journal of haematology - 1 Oct 2013
Denomme Gregory A
Abstract excerpt
Blood group genotyping is gaining widespread adoption in blood centres and transfusion services. The current interest for a blood centre is its use as a screening tool to accurately predict donor phenotypes. However, not only is blood group genotyping used to screen for uncommon and rare types on a mass-scale, it can be used to optimize the inventory of multiple antigen-negative screened units. In addition, blood...
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