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Mapping the fine specificity of ABO monoclonal reagents with A and B type‐specific function‐spacer‐lipid constructs in kodecytes and inkjet printed on paper

Monoclonal (MoAb) reagents are routinely used and are usually very reliable for the serologic determination of ABO blood types. However, the fine specificity and cross‐reactivity of these reagents are often unknown, particularly against synthetic antigens used in some diagnostic assays. If nonserologic assays or very sensitive techniques other than those specifically prescribed by the manufacturer are used, then there is a risk of incorrect interpretation of results.