HELLO

i usually notice in my everyday practice that cells of group O (for reverse grouping) lyse earlier than other groups ?? please give explanations:rolleyes::rolleyes:

HELLO

i usually notice in my everyday practice that cells of group O (for reverse grouping) lyse earlier than other groups ?? please give explanations:rolleyes::rolleyes:

Sorry sona, I'm probably being a bit thick here, but do you mean they lyse in the bottle earlier, or do you mean that they start to lyse in the tests earlier than do the A and B cells?

:confused::confused:

i know malcom its a bit sticky one but i just observed that the cells stars to lyse in the bottle

at our work bench at room temperature

In that case sona, I'm sorry, but I have no idea what would cause this.

Sona,

Have you checked with the O cell manufacturer?