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Mixed-Field Agglutination Encountered in ABO Forward Grouping May Be Caused

Question 58

Question 58

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Mixed-field agglutination encountered in ABO forward grouping may be caused by:


A) A3.
B) cold reactive autoagglutinins.
C) abnormal concentrations of serum proteins.
D) para-Bombay.

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