Blood group naming?
Why is the blood group Rh+ “abbreviated” to D and Rh- to d? Is there a specific reason?
I want to start an apprenticeship next year because I'm unemployed, and I want to become a veterinary nurse in research and clinical settings, where I'll naturally be involved with animal testing in laboratories. Is that okay as a Christian?
Why is that?
Is it really true that almost all of humanity has gone through ebv and that we have it latently in our bodies?
Hello 👋🏻 I went to the doctor yesterday and got a vaccination. The nurse injected the syringe into my arm as usual and then aspirated it (I think that's what they call it). However, when I aspirated, blood ran into the tip of the syringe and the nurse injected the vaccine into my arm anyway….
Hello, I have to do task B1. Could someone please help me because I don't quite understand it. Thanks in advance.
Hello, I conducted a survey and 64% of people liked Brussels sprouts, but 36% didn't. From this I am now supposed to calculate the allele frequency for the “bitter variant” assuming two alleles. I would use the formula p + q = 1, but I have absolutely no idea what to do from that point…
https://flexikon.doccheck.com/de/Rhesusfaktor
Das Rhesussystem beschreibt eine Gruppe verwandter Proteine, deren fünf wichtigste Vertreter (C, c, D, E, e) mit Testseren geprüft werden können. Neben dem ABO-System hat es die größte klinische Bedeutung. Der wichtigste Rhesusfaktor trägt die Abkürzung “D”.
Texte klauen und als eigene ausgegeben, super Sache.
Quelle: https://flexikon.doccheck.com/de/Rhesusfaktor
Zeitgleich nachgeliefert, komm runter.
Hätte ich das als eigenes ausgeben wollen, hätte ich es anders gemacht.
Als “Woher ich das weiß ” war Recherche angegeben, die Links im Text verweisen auf die Quelle.
Weil das Antigen vom Rhesusfaktor “D” heißt 😉 Streng genommen heißt der Rhesusfaktor + (+ für “vorhanden”) eigentlich Rhesusfaktor D