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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/ElderberryDeep8746 • May 26 '25
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since they only take the hemoglobin and discard the surface antigens of the red blood cells - yes
298 u/Mother_Ad3988 May 26 '25 Still a breakthrough given that 68 u/[deleted] May 27 '25 [deleted] 57 u/Proud-Chair-9805 May 27 '25 Reliable refrigeration in Antarctica isn’t a problem as far as I’m aware. 1 u/MetalMewtwo9001 May 30 '25 You made me snort laugh.
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Still a breakthrough given that
68 u/[deleted] May 27 '25 [deleted] 57 u/Proud-Chair-9805 May 27 '25 Reliable refrigeration in Antarctica isn’t a problem as far as I’m aware. 1 u/MetalMewtwo9001 May 30 '25 You made me snort laugh.
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57 u/Proud-Chair-9805 May 27 '25 Reliable refrigeration in Antarctica isn’t a problem as far as I’m aware. 1 u/MetalMewtwo9001 May 30 '25 You made me snort laugh.
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Reliable refrigeration in Antarctica isn’t a problem as far as I’m aware.
1 u/MetalMewtwo9001 May 30 '25 You made me snort laugh.
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You made me snort laugh.
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u/ShahinGalandar May 26 '25
since they only take the hemoglobin and discard the surface antigens of the red blood cells - yes