Diagast liquid reagents

... blood grouping. It enables determination of the presence of erythrocytic antigen B on the human red blood cells surface. The reagents are prepared from monoclonal antibodies in a storage medium. The monoclonal antibodies, ...

... for blood grouping and Rhesus-Kell phenotyping. It is devoid of antibody activity. Tested under the same conditions as the reagent used, the control enables interpretation of the result obtained. The negative control ...

... grouping. It enables the determination of the presence of erythrocytic antigen D on the human red blood cells surface. The reagents are prepared from monoclonal antibodies in a storage medium. The monoclonal antibodies, ...

... RH-K phenotyping. It enables the determination of the presence of erythrocytic antigen K on the red blood cells surface. The reagents are prepared from monoclonal antibodies in a storage medium. The monoclonal antibodies, ...

The D (RH1) antigen is one of the most important in transfusion medicine. To some extent because of its immunogenicity, but also because of the great number of variants. Partial and weak variants may represent a puzzle in immunohematology. ...

The antisera for extended phenotype, also known as “rare”, are used to determine the presence of antigens other than ABO/RH1 and RH/Kell. DIAGAST proposes a wide range of monoclonal rare antisera, of IgM, IgG and polyclonal type.

... IgG and polyclonal type. Monoclonal reagents used in the phenotyping of human red blood cells. The reagents are designed to determine the presence of antigens P1 on the surface of red blood cells. ...