Anti-D Blend (LDM3/ESD1 clones) for RhD typing manual tube method and IAGT 10 x 10 ml kit size ALBAclone® Monoclonal Rh D typing sera Quotient

UK Guidelines for RhD Grouping
The Guidelines for the Blood Transfusion Services in the United Kingdom and the British Committee for Standards in
Haematology Blood Transfusion Task Force Guidelines for Compatibility Procedures in Blood Transfusion Laboratories
recommend the following RhD grouping procedures:-
For RhD grouping of patients, two different anti-D reagents should be used. Neither of these anti-D reagents should agglutinate DVI red cells by the method(s) recommended for use. Indirect antiglobulin tests for samples giving negative direct agglutination test results should not be used for RhD typing patient samples for the purpose of transfusion.
For RhD grouping of donors, whilst it is neither essential nor possible to detect all weak D and partial RhD phenotypes, it is desirable that tests with two different anti-D reagents enable those donors who express weak or partial RhD antigen of clinical importance, eg DVI, to be classified as RhD Positive.
This monoclonal anti-D will directly agglutinate red cells from most weak D and partial RhD except DVI and, therefore, is suitable for RhD grouping of patient samples. This reagent
will also detect DVI and weak D by IAGT and, therefore, is also suitable for RhD grouping of donor samples.