I believe the answer to your question is <span>Glial cells</span>
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Answer:
long-read sequencing
Explanation:
a method of dna sequencing under active development
For a person with blood type A- (A negative), they can be transfused with either blood type A negative , or blood type O negative.
This is because any other blood type will immediately be rejected by their body.
A person with blood type A negative has got antibodies against any other blood type which has a rhesus positive factor as well as antibodies against any other blood type of a different group such as B and AB, even if they are rhesus negative.
Therefore because of the rhesus negative factor, a person with blood type A negative can only be transfused with rhesus negative .
