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Um, sorry Jason, but I think you mean Dithiothreitol (DTT), rather than Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT)!!!!!!!

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AGREED - and killing the patient in some circumstances!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I agree Darin, it is almost certainly a dilutional effect, BUT, it could also be the effect of a soluble antigen (obviously not within the Duffy Blood Group System). If the antibody had a specificity within, for example, the Lewis Blood Group System, or the Chido/Rodgers Blood Group System, the antigen in the plasma could well adsorb out the circulating antibody. That having been said, this explanation is FAR less likely than your suggestion of the dilutional effect.

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Today is Biomedical Scientist Day 2025 UK. I would like to wish best wishes to all laboratory staff throughout the world.

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