AMY-2A Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Thromboplastin, Tissue Factor, Factor X
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A+= has a and d agglutinogens, and anti b. Can receive from a+, a-, o+, o- A-= has a agglutinogens, and anti b, anti d. Can donate to a-, a+, ab-, ab+ B+= has b and d agglutinogens, and anti a. Can receive from b+, b-, o+, o- B-= has b agglutinogens, and anti a, anti d. Can donate to b-, b+, ab-, ab+ Ab+= has a and b and d agglutinogens. *universal recipient! but that doesn"t necessarily mean. Ab-= has a and b agglutinogens, and anti d. Can receive from a-, b-, o-, and ab- O+= has no agglutinogens, has anti a and anti b. Can donate to o+, a+, b+, ab+ O-= has no agglutinogens, has anti a, anti b, and anti d. Can donate to o-, a-, b-, ab-, o+, a+, b+, ab+ Can receive from o- intrinsic vs extrinsic. Intrinsic pathway: clotting factors, platelet factor iii factor x. Activated by foreign substance: glass surface, etc.
