A lot technician added few drops of antigen to the blood sample what is the aim for doing so?
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The correct answer is - To analyse and check for the corresponding antibody.
The human blood is divided into 4 blood groups - A, B, O, and AB. The antibodies in these blood samples make them unique with each other and so the corresponding antigen is added by the technician to know the blood group type. The presence of the corresponding antigen and antibody will cause a reaction and lead to agglutination due to formation of a Ag - Ab complex.
Also, the Rh factor is detected by using the antiserum with the blood sample. Many types of diseases and infections are identified by adding corresponding antigens to the blood specimens.
The human blood is divided into 4 blood groups - A, B, O, and AB. The antibodies in these blood samples make them unique with each other and so the corresponding antigen is added by the technician to know the blood group type. The presence of the corresponding antigen and antibody will cause a reaction and lead to agglutination due to formation of a Ag - Ab complex.
Also, the Rh factor is detected by using the antiserum with the blood sample. Many types of diseases and infections are identified by adding corresponding antigens to the blood specimens.
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