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| 10 quality system essentials |
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| organization, personnel, equipment, supplier issues, process control, documents and records, occurance management, internal assessment, process improvement, facilities and safety |
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| donor selection for allogeneic blood |
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| collection of blood from the donor |
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| preparation of blood components |
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| testing aallogeneic donor blood |
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| blood and blood component labeling |
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| storage, transportation, and expiration |
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| compatibility testing/ component selection |
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| blood adminsitration/ Rh immune globulin |
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| investigation of adverse effects; autologous blood; information management/ records; histocompatibility and organ transplantation; tissue storage and dispensing; hematopoietic progenitor cells |
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susbtance that is capable of eliciting an immune response when introduced in-vivo
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| protein substance secreted by plasma cells in response to, and interacting specificially with an antigen |
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| ability of antigens to stimulate an immune response |
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biological unit of heredity, located at a definite position on a particular chromosome
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| specific location of a gene on a given chromosome |
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| list the genes of actually found on a pair of chromosome |
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| listing of antigens expressed |
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| alternate form of a series of genes that occupy a single locus on either of a pair of chromosomes |
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| gene loci located so close together they are inherited together as a single unit |
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| two identical genes in a gene pair |
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| two unlike genes (alleles) in a gene pair |
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| a trait or characteristic that will be expressed in the offspring even though it is only carries on one of the homologous chromosomes |
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| a type of gene that in the presence of its dominant allele, does not express itself; expression occurs when it is inherited in the homozygous state |
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| characteristics determined by the genes on both chromosomes are both expressed- neither is dominant over the other |
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| a gene that doesn not cause production or expression of anything |
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| anitbodies produced without exposure to an antigen. also called iso-antibodies |
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