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Oh dear, whatever happened to common sense? If you are testing an antibody screen, for example, why do you need a negative control? The majority of your samples will give a negative result. So you know that the negatives are working. But you DO need a positive control to make sure that the reagents are working. similarly, if you have an anti-k reagent, where are you going to get a k-neg cell to use as a control each time (in a normal lab)? For ABO, if you have an A, a B and an O you have covered everything, even the reverse group, as with the A and the B one of the reverse group cells will be negative each time.....

Bless your major hospital for the notification! What a grand idea.

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