@saafilbhat
We recently did this in our school lab but nothing happened....... Then turns out the antisera was expired in 2008 ....
@RituRani-e1j
A+ positive 😊
@VinodK-s5b
Agglutina formed on A and D so it is A+
@annabelle_kathryn
basically if the Rh clots (which is the dots you see) that means you have positive blood depending on if the a or b clots will give you your blood type, if none it means you have O and if both you have AB
@ammumaliyekkal2158
Agglutination formed in A and Rh +ve Ie. A+ve
@NeelammaBharma
Thank you for this information 🙏
@chandnichouhan8519
A positive blood group
@sanyuktaseasydrawing6054
Wow amazing 🤩
@biology_with_linna
is A+ blood 😍❤
@Dr.EverydayGuyWatcher
Shouod be antisera first before blood because you might splash some of it to other blood but well anyways BLOOD is really fascinating.
@padmasafetynetshyderabad6818
O+ group way
@PruthviKm-b7w
A± positive 😍
@RashimSaini
👇🏻Anyone of blood group A+❤❤
@kehkashasiddiqui7807
I have done this experiment... in Bsc. 2nd year
@durgaverma6478
A positive blood in group
@dsgaming_005
A+Rh(O) reacts = A positive
@owl6831
What is the purpose of separating the anti cera if you use one applicator stick to mix the three separated blood with deferent anti cera
@supreme_yash4217
Do AB+ pls
@jdidbhddk
Thanks muthe korach kaynja exam aaan 😂
@krishnapatel-bk9fk