File:Blood Types.jpg
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English: Standard typing for blood groups according to AB0, Kell and Rh systems. Wells A and B have agglutination, wells of the Rh system also have agglutination, so the patient has AB(IV)Rh+ blood type. Wells "D", "C", "c" and "e" show agglutination (positive), "E" and "K" - no agglutination (negative).
Русский: Стандартное определение групп крови в клинике по системам AB0, Kell и Rh. В лунках A и B есть агглютинация, в лунках системы Rh тоже есть агглютинация, поэтому у пациента AB(IV)Rh+ группа крови. В лунках "D", "С", "c" и "e" наблюдается агглютинация (положительные), "E" и "K" - агглютинации нет (отрицательные). |
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| Author | Bondarev.gal |
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The photo was taken in the laboratory of the Kaliningrad Regional Clinical Hospital, Russia.
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