H. Kulkarni, Gunjan Ojha, Sangita Banjare, A. Agrawal
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Early in the twentieth century, a most important discovery was made in blood transfusion when Karl Landsteiner showed that by cross-testing one blood sample with another, some samples would mix successfully with no visual signs of reaction while others would react strongly, causing agglutination, which is a massive clumping of the red cells.
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