Open Question: Do the frog red blood cells appear red on a slide? Why?
Open Question: How many percentage does the blood share in the wieght of a person?
so the % of blood in body weight =6/70 *100= 8.57%
Open Question: Can an ALCOHOL METABOLITE, not alcohol be detected in the blood? Can it be detected, the metabolite?
Open Question: does the lymphatic system carry blood?
Open Question: what is the path of blood through the body and heart?
Open Question: Blood group agglutination?
So, if blood cells of type A or type AB are mixed with antibodies against the type A substance, those cells will agglutinate. Likewise, if type B or type AB cells are mixed with antibodies against the type B substance, they will agglutinate. Type O cells are those that do not agglutinate when mixed with anti-A or anti-B antibodies.
If your red blood cells are type A, then you have in your blood antibodies to type B substance. If you're type B, you have antibodies to type A substance. If you're type AB, you don't have either kind of antibody, and if you're type O, your blood has antibodies to both type A and type B cells.
Hope this helps.
