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Why Is EDTA Not Conducive to Complement Activation

Question 22

Question 22

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Why is EDTA not conducive to complement activation?


A) Antigens are destroyed
B) Antibodies are neutralized
C) Calcium is inactivated
D) It dilutes plasma

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