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... I admit I am only really familiar with Catholic charities in my area, but as far as I know, aid is given to anyone in need without regard to the recipient's religious affiliation, and no recipient is expected to convert or attend church because of having received aid. I believe most other religious ...

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... And as you detected there is a problem because the antibodies in the plasma of the O blood will react with the antigens on the surrface of the recipient Red Blood Cells. That is why for large transfusions or repeated transfusions you should only give blood of the same blood type as the recipient's.

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... when the yeast strains are haploids (i.e. not with diploids). d) None of the above D 9) Conjugation was performed with the following donor and recipient strains: Donor: Hfr, thi, pro Recipient: F-, thi, leu, arg, rpsL Which of the following media would enable the selection of an arg+ exconjugant? ...

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... B - B. I, III, V is the answer. To answer the question about blood transfusion: Donor plasma does not carry sufficient amount of antibodies to recipient already depleted blood (plus their 'life' is quite short) to cause any problems. Recipient’s antibodies cause major problems if foreign antigens ...

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Mcar, since you are the other WTH recipient, I guess that makes us WTH hall of famers. :) So where is my award dang it. No trophy, no banquet, WTH good is this award? :wink:

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