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    Antigens in the CH/RG Blood Group System Are Described As
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Antigens in the CH/RG Blood Group System Are Described As

Question 31

Question 31

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Antigens in the CH/RG blood group system are described as:


A) resistant to ficin treatment.
B) antithetical partners.
C) well developed on cord cells.
D) adsorbed onto the red blood cell membrane.

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