Titlebook: Rhesus haemolytic disease; Selected papers and Cyril A. Clarke Book 1975 C. A. Clarke 1975 antibody.antigen.bile.blood.circulation.fetus.h

Orthodontics

Hemolytic Reactions Following Transfusions of Blood of the Homologous Group, with Three Cases in whihe same blood group as the patient are used, transfusions are practically free from danger. Even after this discovery was generally adopted and applied, however, occasional hemolytic reactions continued to occur. In the earlier days, practically all of these reactions could be traced to mistakes in

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鋸齒狀

Serological Factors as Possible Causes in Spontaneous Abortionss of abortions and stillbirths not attributable to erythroblastosis fetalis. It soon became evident that the . blood factor played only a comparatively minor role in these cases.. However, a difference was observed in the blood group of the mother on the one hand and of the father and of the fetus o

Nerve-Block

招待

葡萄糖

憤慨一下

Use of Trypsin in the Detection of Incomplete Anti-, Antibodiescomplete’ anti-. antibody to agglutinate., cultures of other organisms and pure enzyme preparations have been tested. During this investigation trypsin has been found to cause agglutination of cells sensitized with an ‘incomplete’ antibody, and also to enhance the specific agglutination of other h?m

Inclement

squander

單調(diào)性

Heredity of the Rh Blood Types results of these family studies, as well as the statistical analysis of the distributions of the Rh—Hr type in various populations throughout the world have confirmed the accuracy of the theory of heredity of the Rh—Hr blood types by multiple allelic genes.