=) The treatment RhoGam involves DB-cell activating molecules that are given to the neonate at birth. Dimmunoglobulins that recognize Rh on fetal red blood cells that have crossed the placenta. Dimmunoglobulins that recognize naive B cells in the mother's circulation and cause their destruction. D C-reactive protein that is infused into the neonate at birth.

=) The treatment RhoGam involves DB-cell activating molecules that are given to the neonate at birth. Dimmunoglobulins that recognize Rh on fetal red blood cells that have crossed the placenta. Dimmunoglobulins that recognize naive B cells in the mother's circulation and cause their destruction. D C-reactive protein that is infused into the neonate at birth.

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter45: Defenses Against Disease

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