animal blood in my blood

[baikuza]

hei, how about our plasma is injected into a rabbit.
i think there was a person/ people already try this. but i do not remember for what. by the way the plasma blood of the rabbit the injected to human body....
if i remember, i think i'll edit this

[Dr.Stein]

This isnt somthing i realy have thought of doing but what if i put a small dose of animal blood such as a dogs into mine what would happen? agian i say im not realy going to do this im just curious

Blood of other species is a strong antigen for another species. In this case, human lymphocyte will bind dog's RBC called as rossette reaction. Dog's plasma that contains several components, one of them is protein, will be attacked by our immune system i.e. phogocytes, complement system, and antibodies. Eventually, our defense system try to elliminate all dog's blood from our internal environment.

[Dr.Stein]

hei, how about our plasma is injected into a rabbit.
i think there was a person/ people already try this. but i do not remember for what. by the way the plasma blood of the rabbit the injected to human body....
if i remember, i think i'll edit this

Injecting other species plasma or serum (mostly serum) is aimed to harvest antiserum for that species. For instance, for your case, injecting human serum into rabbit is aimed to get human antiserum (anti-human). The product is then called rabbit anti-human. This is a polyclonal antiserum.

[Dr.Stein]

But if you put a very small dose....um, I can think that it will be coagulated and then..give the rest to your macrophage..

It is totally different between agglutination and coagulation. Don't mix it, and use the proper one

[cardiorrhexis]

Blood of other species is a strong antigen for another species. In this case, human lymphocyte will bind dog's RBC called as rossette reaction. Dog's plasma that contains several components, one of them is protein, will be attacked by our immune system i.e. phogocytes, complement system, and antibodies. Eventually, our defense system try to elliminate all dog's blood from our internal environment.

Yep! Intravascular hemolysis....