Stability of immunohaematological reagents used for blood typing of recipients in the tube technique

The findings indicate that the immunohaematological reagents from a specific manufacturer are stable under the tested temperature, ensuring the quality of the results under these conditions.

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Transfusion Medicine
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2024-08-09
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https://doi.org/10.1111/tme.13076
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Blood groups and transfusion
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Stability of immunohaematological reagents used for blood typing of recipients in the tube technique

Flávia Martinello, Mariane Stefanes Carloto, Amanda Leal, Júlia Hermes
Transfusion Medicine
Blood groups and transfusion
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Stability of immunohaematological reagents used for blood typing of recipients in the tube technique

Flávia Martinello, Mariane Stefanes Carloto, Amanda Leal, Júlia Hermes
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Abstract

The findings indicate that the immunohaematological reagents from a specific manufacturer are stable under the tested temperature, ensuring the quality of the results under these conditions.

Transfusion MedicineVol. 34(5)
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (BR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 81%
Blood groups and transfusion
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Stability of immunohaematological reagents used for blood typing of recipients in the tube technique — Flávia Martinello, Mariane Stefanes Carloto, et al. · Transfusion Medicine (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS