blood group specific substances A B and AB
- blood group specific substances A B and AB
- [USP] a sterile, isotonic solution of the polysaccharide–amino acid complexes that are capable of neutralizing the anti-A and the anti-B isoagglutinins of group O blood. Specific substance A is usually isolated from hog gastric mucin, and specific substance B usually from the glandular portion of horse gastric mucosa. Used for the immunization of plasma donors in the production of reagents for in vitro diagnosis.
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