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Monoclonal Grouping Kit

Human ABO blood groups were discovered by Karl Landsteiner in 1901. Four common phenotypes are now recognised: O, A, B, and AB. The RhD antigen was discovered by Levine and Stetson in 1939.The Rhesus blood group is the second most important blood group system and the D-antigen is the most immunogenic of all the non-ABO antigens. These Monoclonal Blood Grouping reagents are used to determine the presence or absence of A, B or D antigens on the red blood cells of blood donors or patients requiring a blood transfusion.

The Biorex Diagnostics Monoclonal Grouping kit consists of Anti-A, Anti-B and Anti-D reagents and is available in 3 x 10ml and 4 x 10ml kits.

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Product Name CAT.No Size
Monoclonal Grouping Kit BGABD030 3 x 10ml
Monoclonal Grouping Kit BGABD040 4 x 10ml

 

 

Product Description

The Biorex Diagnostics Monoclonal Grouping Kit is a ready-to-use solution for the accurate detection of ABO and RhD antigens. Its monoclonal antibody formulation ensures high specificity and reproducible results, supporting safe transfusions, routine blood typing, and emergency immunohaematology testing.

Key Features
• Accurate ABO and RhD antigen detection – identifies A-, B-, AB-, O-, and D-positive or negative red cells
• Monoclonal reagents – provide consistent and highly specific antigen detection
• Direct agglutination method – clear and interpretable results
• Ready-to-use kit – eliminates preparation steps and reduces laboratory errors
• Supports transfusion safety – ensures donor–recipient compatibility and prevents alloimmunisation

Benefits
Use of the Monoclonal Grouping Kit ensures reliable determination of ABO and RhD blood groups, facilitating safe transfusions, rapid emergency typing, and efficient laboratory workflow. Its ready-to-use, highly specific monoclonal reagents enhance reproducibility, minimize errors, and improve transfusion safety in blood banks, hospital laboratories, and reference immunohaematology facilities.

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2-8°C