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Identifying D-positive donors using a second automated testing platform.

Immunohematology - 1 Jan 2013

Goldman M, Resz I, Cote J, Ochoa G, Angus N

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Because of the variability of D expression, one method may be inadequate to correctly classify donors with variant RHD alleles. We evaluated the use of a solid -phase automated platform (ImmucorGamma Galileo) to confirm D- test results obtained on first-time donors on the Beckman Coulter PK7300 automated microplate test system. Samples with discordant results were analyzed by serologic tube methods, RHD...

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