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The Rhesus Blood Group System

question 1 of 34 course: Biomedical Science(Degree)
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Q: What is the primary physiological role of the 'Rh-associated glycoprotein' (RhAG)?

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Anti-human globulin binds to human IgG or complement on RBCs, causing visible agglutination if antibodies are present.

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Anti-human globulin binds to human IgG or complement on RBCs, causing visible agglutination if antibodies are present.

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