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If the reverse cells are ficin treated, it might be the anti-c giving this mf result.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30779172 Interesting method developed in Brazil if you get access to the drug.

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To my knowledge no (?). I believe it is more likely due to his disease leading to this hematopoiesis stress and may have evolved over the time (?).

Diseases leading to hematopoiesis stress may influence (i.e. weakening) the A, B, H and I antigens expression (less binding of carbohydrate chains). How is his reverse group?

Some good materials here as well => https://www.bbguy.org/2016/06/17/want-g-wiz/

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Congratulations Malcolm!! I would not have found a better definition: an individual for their exceptional and long standing services to the Society and to the practice of blood transfusion in the UK It is 500% deserved and thanks for being so active on diff. networks... I am constantly learning by reading you posts and I am pretty sure we are several hundreds (at least) in the same situation!

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