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Quick Scroll From RxBDS- Physio- hematopoietic response 06.23.08 (3 months ago) #1
Which of the following is added to stored blood to prevent fall of 2,3DPG levels in the blood
a)citrate
b)phosphate
c)Oxalate
d)All of above

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All of the above? What is used in blood banks is usually Acid Phosphate Citrate Dextrose. (APCD). Right? And if I remember right even oxalate prevents fall of 2,3-DPG .
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Quick Scroll 06.23.08 (3 months ago) #2
Wrong title... plz delete this post. I am reposting the correct version. Sorry again for the inconvenience yet again!
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