we have a d0n0r with0ut any discrepancy but there is mixed field reacti0n with Anti D,

it is a very new thing f0r me,explainati0n fr0m any 0ne will be appreciated.

This could be one of a few things.

Firstly, it could be a D mosaic.

Secondly, it could be a true chimera. It may be worthwhile performing a full cell type on the donors blood to see if there are any other mixed-field reactions with the other grouping reagents.

Thirdly, but unlikely, as the donor has just donated blood themselves, they could recently have been transfused themselves.

That's some to be going on with; I'm sure other posters will come up with some other ideas.

What technique are you using?

the first tw0 things can the third 0ne cant,thank y0u very much sir

glass beads tech and manual tube meth0d

And you are seeing the mixed field with both techniques?

And you are seeing the mixed field with both techniques?

yes dear