5. The MLT performs patient testing against specific reagent anti-sera and obtains the following results:Anti-eAnti-D4+Anti-c3+3+Anti-C3+a) What is this patient's Rh phenotype?Anti-E0

The Rh phenotype of a patient is decided by the presence or absence of particular Rh antigens on the…

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5. The MLT performs patient testing against specific reagent anti-sera and obtains the following results: Anti-E Anti-e Anti-D 4+ Anti-c 3+ 0 3+ Anti-C 3+ a) What is this patient's Rh phenotype?