Multiple Choice
Recipient serum that reacted with one out of five donor units in the AHG phase and where the antibody screen was negative is probably due to:
A) an alloantibody directed against a high-frequency antigen.
B) an alloantibody directed against a low-frequency antigen.
C) an alloantibody coating the recipient cells.
D) an ABO mismatch.
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