Rhesus factor is a protein found onlthe surface of the red blood cells. Having Rhesus factor (Rh+) is dominant over having none (Rh-). What cross could result to Rhesus factor incompatibility? O Rh- mother x Rh+ father O Rh- father x Rhesus+ mother O Rh- mother x Rh- father O Rh+ father x Rh+ mother

Rhesus factor is a protein found onlthe surface of the red blood cells. Having Rhesus factor (Rh+) is dominant over having none (Rh-). What cross could result to Rhesus factor incompatibility? O Rh- mother x Rh+ father O Rh- father x Rhesus+ mother O Rh- mother x Rh- father O Rh+ father x Rh+ mother

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Description: Rhesus factor is a protein found onlthe surface of the red blood cells.Having Rhesus factor (Rh+) is dominant over having none (Rh-). Whatcross could result to Rhesus factor incompatibility?Rh- mother x Rh+ fatherO Rh- father x Rhesus+ motherO Rh- m

Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques 6E

6th Edition

ISBN:9781133893943

Author:ESTRIDGE

Publisher:ESTRIDGE

Chapter4: Basic Immunology And Immunohematology

Section4.7: Rh Typing

Problem 3.1CS

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