What are the expected clumping results when each type of blood is mixed with each antibody? The antibodies are Anti-A, Anti-B, and Anti-Rh. How do I know if the different blood types (A+, A-, B+, B-, etc) clump with any of the antibodies?

Heparin is an anticoagulant which does not allow the blood to clot in the blood vessels

Each parent donates one of the ABO alleles to Jessica. Her mom donates either A or B. Her dad donates only o. Jessica will be either Ao or Bo, which...

Blood typing (in general) involves the use of three different antibodies for three different antigens. These three antibodies are Anti-A, Anti-B and Anti-D and are usually coloured differently to avoid...

There are 4 main blood types (8 if you include the Rhesus-factor) It is a question of antigens and antibodies: Bloodtype A has A-type antigens on the erythrocytes, and anti-B-type...

Since genes exist in pairs, there are two possibilities for the mother - AA or AO - both of which will cause her to be typed as A group. The...

While the best transfusion option is always the same blood group, this is not always possible. The O group (universal donor) is called so because of its ability to be...

Rh incompatibility exists when an Rh- mother conceives an Rh+ child (wherein the child receives the D antigen or Rh protein from the father). Generally this will still not pose...

The three serums used for blood typing contain antibodies against the A, B and D antigens that code for the different blood types and subtypes. See the link: It...

Gravitational force is a central force that pulls things radially inward. However objects, in general, have non-zero tangential components which contribute to their Angular Momentum. Angular momentum is a conserved...

The parent with the O blood type can pass on only O alleles to the child. The parent with the AB blood type can pass on either an A allele...