Sentence examples for different blood groups from inspiring English sources
The team is now looking at whether people with different blood groups respond differently to changes in lifestyle, such as diet, exercise, cholesterol intake.
Out of 1,468 women 447 (30.4%) had at least one malaria episode during pregnancy, and there was no significant difference in the proportion of women with malaria in the different blood groups (Table 2).
In this sense, the differences in the binding capacity between intestinal ALP and erythrocytes among individuals with different blood groups might be a potential mechanism underlying the association between ALP and ABO locus identified in GWAS.
The bread is made using artisan methods and labelled for different blood groups.
A It is not really clear why we have different blood groups - it is assumed that in evolutionary terms having a particular blood group in a particular time and place conferred some advantage in fighting infections and surviving.
In addition, frequency of cardiac risk factors was similar in coronary artery disease patients with different blood groups.
A self-referenced sensor based on coupled hybrid mode Tamm-plasmon-polariton (TPP) is proposed for detection of different blood group components.
Their affinities included different blood group structures and mucin oligosaccharides.
The efficacy of each enzyme treatment was assessed in the Laboratory of Immunohematology, New York Blood Center, by assaying for loss of RBC agglutinability, using a panel of monoclonal antibodies against suitable antigenic determinants on different blood group proteins.
Once alloimmunization occurs, such patients require RBCs from donors with a different blood group antigen combination, making it a challenge to find donors after every successive episode of alloimmunization.
Based on the essential role of the Trw system for erythrocyte invasion it is conceivable to assume that these variant pili may facilitate the interaction with different erythrocyte receptors, either within the reservoir host population (e.g. different blood group antigens), or among different reservoir hosts.
