Blood Grouping Reagents

Anti-D Monoclonal (IgG)

Diagnostic reagent for the in-vitro qualitative detection of Blood groups antigenic determinant D in Human Red Blood Cells manually.

Range	Blood Grouping Reagents
Method	Direct agglutination; tube test with anti-human globulin
Composition	Monoclonal IgG antibodies diluted in phosphate buffer, bovine albumin and sodium azide 0.1%.
Type of specimen	Clean and dry glassware free from detergents must be used for sample collection. Blood samples drawn with anticoagulant are used. Samples should be stored at 2–8 °C if not tested immediately. Do not use haemolysed samples. Anticoagulated blood should be tested within: EDTA or heparin, 2 days; sodium citrate or sodium oxalate, 14 days; ACD or CPD, 28 days.
Storage	Ready to use. Stable until the expiry date on the label when properly stored in an upright position and refrigerated at 2–8 °C (do not freeze). The reagent can be damaged by microbial contamination or exposure to extreme temperatures, which is indicated by reagent turbidity; it is recommended that such reagent should be discarded.
Catalogue numbers	2