Antibody identification: single antibody with selective cell panel explained

[@user-yl8gr1oc5f]

How is Cell 20 homozougous for big E? it is E+e+, isnt that heterozougous?. I am confused T_T

[@BloodTalks]

Hi. Thank you very much for pointing that out. I missed when I was choosing an example. E+e+ is heterozygous.
For the purpose of this example please go through the example with the e as 0.

[@pravinkabaria1156]

Very Good Information ,would like to see more video like this for Chemistry and hematology, Thank You!!

[@BloodTalks]

Thank you.

[@aracelyrivera2777]

greatly appreciated I will with it again

[@BloodTalks]

Thanks again!

[@Anonymous-qc2ed]

Very helpful…could you do a rule out panel with ficin?

[@BloodTalks]

Good idea. I will add it to the list. Thank you.

[@sanjaykumar-ew6mb]

Hello dear mad again thx you soooooo much for quite informative videos

[@BloodTalks]

Thank you. I’m so happy that you enjoy it.

[@donken842]

What is the reason for selecting correct Antigram pls

[@BloodTalks]

Wrong antigram can lead to a wrong antibody identified. If you have access to two different lot number, try it out. I hope, this helps.