Anti-E

Anti-E

Testing red cell samples with anti-C, anti-D, and anti-E, anti-c and anti-e will disclose the Rh phenotype from which the most probable genotype may be deduced. Knowing the probable paternal genotype can be of value in the management of RhD hemolytic disease of the foetus and new-born where R₂^r infants are likely to be more severely affected than are R₁^r infants.

The Fortress Diagnostics Anti-E reagent is for the in vitro detection and identification of the human E blood group antigen by direct agglutination.