This memory shows a professor demonstrating the process of reverse blood typing to a student using a pensieve. [The professor shows how] serum is tested with known A and B blood cells to confirm the presence of anti-A and anti-B antibodies through agglutination reactions. The key steps involve labeling test tubes with A and B cells, adding serum and cell suspensions, mixing, centrifuging, and observing the results to determine blood type.
This memory shows a professor demonstrating the process of reverse blood typing to a student using a pensieve. [The professor shows how] serum is tested with known A and B blood cells to confirm the presence of anti-A and anti-B antibodies through agglutination reactions. The key steps involve labeling test tubes with A and B cells, adding serum and cell suspensions, mixing, centrifuging, and observing the results to determine blood type.
This memory shows a professor demonstrating the process of reverse blood typing to a student using a pensieve. [The professor shows how] serum is tested with known A and B blood cells to confirm the presence of anti-A and anti-B antibodies through agglutination reactions. The key steps involve labeling test tubes with A and B cells, adding serum and cell suspensions, mixing, centrifuging, and observing the results to determine blood type.
This memory shows a professor demonstrating the process of reverse blood typing to a student using a pensieve. [The professor shows how] serum is tested with known A and B blood cells to confirm the presence of anti-A and anti-B antibodies through agglutination reactions. The key steps involve labeling test tubes with A and B cells, adding serum and cell suspensions, mixing, centrifuging, and observing the results to determine blood type.
