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to prevent haemolysis
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Quick Scroll 08.18.07 (1 year ago) #23
Hello people it goes like this,

A ribose-related compound is added to whole blood or packed red cells which have suboptimal function as measured by decreased levels of 2,3-DPG in order to rejuvenate the red blood cells to normal function as seen by raised levels of 2,3-DPG . Two representative ribose-related compounds are D-ribose and inosine.(source-United States Patent 20070111191; Kind Code:A1 )

This i guess very much sums up the discussion. with an added line that the best option would have been to rejuvenate RBCs to normal functioning and hence increase the overall value of the transfusion.
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