Negative Control

Hematotyping Negative Control is a laboratory reagent (IVD) used in blood grouping procedures performed by the cell typing (or forward typing) method. In other words, this reagent is used as a negative control to verify the specificity and reliability of blood grouping test results and to help identify non-specific reactions. The reagent originates from Diagast’s cell clones and is supplied in a pack containing five 10 mL vials.
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