Antibody Screening Technotes
There are now about 270 authenticated blood group antigens. Many of these blood group antigens fall into one of 26 blood group systems. Apart from these 26 Blood group systems there are few more antigens which are not assigned to any blood group system. Antibodies to all these antigens are not capable of causing Hemolytic Transfusion Reaction ...
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