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26 January, 06:32

What happens when an antigen on a red blood cell comes in contact with the antibody designed to seek it out? why would this be a bad thing?

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  1. 26 January, 07:28
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    The effect that most likely will happen when the antigen in the red blood cell is contacted with the antibody that is marked to be seek out is that it will cause a reaction of agglutination. It is a bad thing because if agglutination occurs, there will be the presence of clumping, where the blood will not be able to flow in its natural state.
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