I'd like to know if I take some blood (1-2 ml) from a rat and then transfuse it to another rat (from the same stain) , what about the results ---- Will the rejection reaction occur? If so, what should I do to avoid or relief it?
If the blood is not blood group-compatible (in particular for red blood cells) you are at high risk to induce immunological reactions in the transfused (immunocompetent) rats with generation of alloantibodies. There is in my opinion not much you can do to avoid this if using immunocompetent rats of different blood groups.
Hi, before you transfuse donor blood from one rat to another you have to do compatibility tests to ensure that there will be no transfusion reaction in the recipient rat.
Hi, before you transfuse donor blood from one rat to another you have to do compatibility tests to ensure that there will be no transfusion reaction in the recipient rat.
For blood transfusion in in rats compatibility test is essential . some kind of human type of ABO & Rh antigens are present in mice.
Rats has own blood group system . (Like ABO and MNSs in humans .Specially Antigen A and M , So before transfusion compatibility test is must.
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