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- blood typing (what causes agglutination) and to determine blood types that could be received by a patient. the anti-bodies that a person would be expected to have in his/her plasma.bone marrow biopsy test results in terms of diagnosing anemia.All the following biomarkers are used to measure serum protein levels, except. prealbumin. O retinol binding protein. hemoglobin. transferrin
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