Human Biology : Concepts and Current Issues - With Access
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Blood transfusion is the only suitable solution for providing the blood to someone who needs it. It is the process of receiving blood or its components into one’s blood circulation. After the process of blood transfusion, the reactions involving the interaction between the antigens (proteins on the surface of red blood cells or RBCs of the donor) and the antibodies developed in the recipient against the antigens is observed.
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