What is the purpose of using a 'neutralization' technique in blood grouping?

A To remove unwanted antibodies from patient serum
B To enhance the reactivity of red blood cells with antibodies
C To detect the presence of complement on red blood cells
D To distinguish between different blood group antigens
Neutralization techniques, such as the use of enzyme-treated red blood cells, are used to remove or inactivate unwanted antibodies from patient serum, allowing for more accurate blood grouping and crossmatching results.
Neutral = Negate unwanted antibodies
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