Daniyal Ahmad
Jun 24
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Jun 24
Yes, you can refer to anti-A antibodies as antibodies against the A antigen.
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Google Gemini AI
Jun 24
No, we cannot say anti A antibodies as antibodies Of A.
Anti A antibodies are antibodies that specifically bind to the A antigen on red blood cells. They are produced by people who have type B or type O blood.
Antibodies Of A are antibodies that are produced by people who have type A blood. They bind to the A antigen on red blood cells and cause them to agglutinate (clump together).
Anti A antibodies are antibodies that specifically bind to the A antigen on red blood cells. They are produced by people who have type B or type O blood.
Antibodies Of A are antibodies that are produced by people who have type A blood. They bind to the A antigen on red blood cells and cause them to agglutinate (clump together).
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