Description
- Anti-D IgG/IgM is designed for in vitro diagnostic and professional use only. It is intended for detection of Rhesus D Antigen and Weak Du Human Red Blood Cells.
- Clinical Significance:- After the ABO system, discovered by Landsteiner in 1900. The most important blood group antigen from the Rh blood group antigen, first described in 1939, is the D antigen from the Rh blood group system. The determination of RhD is defined by the presence or absence of the D antigen in the red blood cells.
- Material Required But Not Provided:-
- Test tubes (8X50mm)
- Slides
- Pipettes
- Applicator stick
- Centrifuge
- (0.9% NaCI) saline
- General laboratory equipment
- Interpretation:-
Rh D +Ve | Red cells samle positive for haemagglutination with Anti-D IgG/IgM |
Rh D -Ve | No agglutination of red cells with Anti-D IgG/IgM |