RbClO antibody "anti-cal" - no context given - NM

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RbClO antibody "anti-cal" - no context given - NM - TIA

Guess, anti-Kell, maybe RBC ABO???? - MTlover

Actually got QA back as "anti-cal," but looking into it - i think you were correct, thanks

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