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[Some aspects in preparation and use of wide spectrum antiglobulin sera in forensic medical studies]
Wide spectrum (polyspecific) antiglobulin sera were obtained by rabbit immunization with 10% solution of zymosan-charged globulin (product of yeast digestion with trypsin) with complete Freund's adjuvant. The resultant sera meet the international standards and can be used for forensic medical identification of serum G1m(1) group and for detecting incomplete antierythrocytic complement-fixing anti-Daffi, anti-Kell, and other antibodies in blood transfusion service.
Wide spectrum (polyspecific) antiglobulin sera were obtained by rabbit immunization with 10% solution of zymosan-charged globulin (product of yeast digestion with trypsin) with complete Freund's adjuvant. The resultant sera meet the international standards and can be used for forensic medical identification of serum G1m(1) group and for detecting incomplete antierythrocytic complement-fixing anti-Daffi, anti-Kell, and other antibodies in blood transfusion service.

