Blood Bank- Antibody Screen (Tube Method)

In this video I show you how to perform an antibody screen using the tube method. I would like to note that I use LISS in this video. If you plan on using PEG, do not spin and read your tubes after the 15 minute incubation but instead go straight to cell washing. You can note the presence or absence of hemolysis after the incubation but do not spin the specimen till it's been washed. Thank you for watching.

[@debbiebaudler7095]

Your Antibody screen in Tube and gel are short and to the point and great for classroom demonstrations

[@thinliejuff]

Appreciated Dr.... ❤

[@thegreenchiky4672]

Thank you sooo much. Easy for understanding.

[@user-sk8sz3xf3c]

Thank you so much DR..🌱

[@aisha4949]

plasma or Serum to detect antibodies? as plasma may miss a few antibodies with LISS

[@madesenroberts47]

So after the water bath, centrifuging, and resuspending, do you add saline to that to start the washing process or do you centrifuge again and then dump and start washing

[@saskiakristofedes2482]

hey mr scientist! is this mtd still use nowadays ??

[@kjjarmol]

Darn I wanted to see how to wash the cells

[@robertbounds8112]

I actually have a manual cell washing video.

[@kjjarmol]

@@robertbounds8112 Perfect thank you and my bad for any neg vibes